[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":51},["ShallowReactive",2],{"opera-en-verdi-la-traviata":3},{"id":4,"title":5,"anno":6,"aria":7,"atti":10,"bio":20,"body":21,"compositore":28,"description":25,"extension":29,"finale":30,"meta":31,"navigation":32,"opere":20,"order":20,"path":33,"personaggi":34,"seo":47,"slug":20,"stem":48,"tagline":49,"years":20,"__hash__":50},"en/en/verdi/la-traviata.md","La traviata","Venice, 1853",{"nome":8,"descrizione":9},"Addio del passato","Violetta, alone and ill, bids farewell to happier days. A melody of heartbreaking simplicity.",[11,14,17],{"titolo":12,"testo":13},"Act I — The Ball, the Toast, the Love","Paris, 1850. Violetta's house, a glittering party. Alfredo, a young man from the provinces, confesses he has loved her for a year. Violetta is amused: she does not believe in love. But that night, after the guests leave, for the first time she feels something real. She sings her inner battle: freedom or love? She chooses love.",{"titolo":15,"testo":16},"Act II — Happiness Shattered","They live together in the country; Violetta has sold everything to support them. Alfredo's father arrives. He does not shout or threaten — it is worse: he calmly explains that Alfredo's sister cannot marry if he stays with a courtesan. He asks her, with all the gentleness in the world, to disappear. Violetta writes Alfredo a farewell letter and leaves. Alfredo, furious, follows her to Paris and humiliates her publicly, throwing money at her: payment for her services. It is the opera's cruellest scene.",{"titolo":18,"testo":19},"Act III — The Return, Too Late","Violetta is dying, alone, penniless. Alfredo's father has written to tell her his son knows the truth and is on his way. Alfredo enters, holds her, begs forgiveness, promises a life together far from Paris. Violetta smiles, rises — and collapses. She dies in his arms.",null,{"type":22,"value":23,"toc":24},"minimark",[],{"title":25,"searchDepth":26,"depth":26,"links":27},"",2,[],"Verdi","md","La traviata is the story of a woman destroyed not by sin but by mercy — the mercy with which she chooses to sacrifice herself for the happiness of those she loves. Verdi loved it more than any other of his operas.",{},true,"/en/verdi/la-traviata",[35,39,43],{"nome":36,"voce":37,"descrizione":38},"Violetta Valéry","Soprano — the protagonist","Parisian courtesan, brilliant, dying of consumption. She finally allows herself to love — and is punished by society for it.",{"nome":40,"voce":41,"descrizione":42},"Alfredo Germont","Tenor — the lover","A passionate young bourgeois. He loves her with everything he has, but lacks the courage to defend her enough.",{"nome":44,"voce":45,"descrizione":46},"Giorgio Germont","Baritone — the father","Alfredo's father. He is not a villain: he is a man of his time, convinced he is doing the right thing. He asks Violetta to disappear from his son's life. And she agrees.",{"title":5,"description":25},"en/verdi/la-traviata","A courtesan who sacrifices herself for love. Paris, champagne, consumption and broken hearts.","yOZ2EUzXRBYueW6jeKyxZq21pV6cqOSA7ZnLI09IyyM",1774014353274]