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🎭 Faust Opera at Casa Europa México! 🎭

🗓 Dates: March 26, 28, 29, and 30 🕡 Time: 18:30 hrs 📍 Location: Casa Europa México, San Francisco #23, Centro, San Miguel de Allende 🎟 Cost: $550 pesos
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Faust, the acclaimed opera by Gounod, will be performed by the talented group of young singers from Operísima México, under the direction of the internationally recognized Maestro Rogelio Riojas Nolasco. Experience a unique performance with a concert version that will include scenic movements, bringing you even closer to the characters and the storyline.

Faust is a five-act opera composed by Charles Gounod, based on the literary work Faust by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. The story follows Faust, a scholar who, dissatisfied with his life and seeking to regain his youth, makes a pact with Mephistopheles, the devil. In exchange for his soul, Faust receives youth and power and falls in love with Marguerite, an innocent young woman. However, the pact leads to tragic consequences, as Marguerite suffers from Faust's actions. In the end, despite his mistakes, Faust seeks redemption, and the opera concludes with a divine intervention granting him forgiveness.

Faust, the acclaimed opera by Gounod, will be performed by the talented group of young singers from Operísima México, under the direction of the internationally recognized Maestro Rogelio Riojas Nolasco. Experience a unique performance with a concert version that will include scenic movements, bringing you even closer to the characters and the storyline.

Faust is a five-act opera composed by Charles Gounod, based on the literary work Faust by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. The story follows Faust, a scholar who, dissatisfied with his life and seeking to regain his youth, makes a pact with Mephistopheles, the devil. In exchange for his soul, Faust receives youth and power and falls in love with Marguerite, an innocent young woman. However, the pact leads to tragic consequences, as Marguerite suffers from Faust's actions. In the end, despite his mistakes, Faust seeks redemption, and the opera concludes with a divine intervention granting him forgiveness.

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