THE DOVE'S VERBENA/PALOMY PARTY

Zarzuela in two acts. A work sung in Spanish with Polish spoken texts.

Zarzuela is a Spanish musical genre that combines elements of opera, operetta and theatrical musical. It was created in the 17th century and gained popularity as a form of entertainment for a wide audience, presenting both dramatic and comedic stories.

Zarzuela is characterized by a mixture of spoken dialogues and sung parts, often with the use of dance and rich scenography. Zarzuela's music spans a wide range of styles, from traditional folk songs to influences from Italian and French opera.

Composers such as Francisco Asenjo Barbieri, Tomás Bretón and Amadeo Vives are known for creating zarzuelas that have become classics of the genre. Zarzuela plays an important role in Spanish musical culture, being both a form of entertainment and a medium expressing Spanish national identity.

The show is realized in collaboration with the Teatro de la Zarzuela in Madrid.

The premiere performance was granted Honorary Patronage by the Embassy of Spain.

Partner of the premiere event is fotoglam.pl