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Marina Monzó, Federico Fiorio, Sofía Esparza, David Oller and Alejandro Baliñas Vieites in Pablo Luna's Benamor, directed by Christof Loy. MusikTheater an der Wien, 2026. (Photo: Monika Rittershaus / MusikTheater an der Wien)
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Marina Monzó, Federico Fiorio, Sofía Esparza, David Oller and Alejandro Baliñas Vieites in Pablo Luna's Benamor, directed by Christof Loy. MusikTheater an der Wien, 2026. (Photo: Monika Rittershaus / MusikTheater an der Wien)
CNCO twitch interview with Pablo Luna, final part, with eng subs ♥
Christof Loy's production of Pablo Luna's Benamor at the MusikTheater an der Wien, 2026. (Photos © Monika Rittershaus)
Ya que tanto me estimáis from Pablo Luna's Benamor, sung by David Oller and Federico Fiorio.
Pablito drinking his DAD’s blue cream soda con su compita Sonic y el acordeón choooooo 💙
Caso Luna: No hay un ensañamiento en la causa Lo manifestó el abogado del policía agredido, Pablo Gorosito.
Ironía catalano-española.
Monserrat Caballé canta “De España vengo” una pieza de la zarzuela “El niño judio” de Pablo Luna. Y lo que son las cosas. Lo canta una catalana con problemas de impuestos.
A pesar de todo, esto es música no política. Y la ironía se desborda si leéis la letra y comprobáis que día es hoy: Elecciones en Cataluña.
De España vengo. ¡Soy española! ::: y mi cara serrana lo va diciendo, que he nacido en España ::: A mi lo madrileño me vuelve loca. ::: Muriendo estoy, mi vida, por tu desvío, te quiero y no me quieres. gitano mío!
Mira que pena verse así despreciada siendo morena. De España vengo . . .
De España Vengo - Elīna Garanča
This is a well-known aria from Pablo Luna's Zarzuela El Niño Judio. This zarzuela is one of those convoluted stories of star-crossed lovers who, after harrowing adventures in Europe, the Middle East, and India, finally are allowed to marry. The vocalist, Elīna Garanča, a Latvian operatic lyric mezzo-soprano, has won an international reputation in her own country, throughout Europe and in the US where she was awarded a Grammy in 2005. Zarzuela is an operatic genre common to Spanish speaking countries.