Teresa Berganza con Felix Lavilla al Piano. 8 Canciones Españolas y 7 Canciones Italianas

Teresa Berganza, the renowned Spanish mezzo-soprano, delivers a captivating performance in her album "Teresa Berganza con Felix Lavilla al Piano. 8 Canciones Españolas y 7 Canciones Italianas." Released in 2013 under the Meta/ Vocación Musical label, this album is a beautiful blend of Spanish and Italian opera arias, showcasing Berganza's exceptional vocal prowess and artistic versatility.

The album features a total of 15 tracks, divided into two distinct sections. The first part presents eight Spanish songs, including traditional pieces like "Como Quieres Que Adivine" and "Mañanita de San Juan," as well as classical compositions such as "Cuatro Canciones Vascas" and "El Tralala y el Punteado." The second part offers seven Italian songs, featuring works by renowned composers like Alessandro Scarlatti, with tracks like "Elitropio d'amor" and "Chi vuol innamorarsi."

Accompanied by the talented pianist Felix Lavilla, Berganza's interpretation of these timeless pieces is both technically impressive and emotionally resonant. Her rich, velvety voice brings a unique depth and warmth to each performance, making this album a true delight for opera enthusiasts and classical music lovers alike. With a total duration of 44 minutes, this album is a testament to Berganza's enduring legacy as one of the most celebrated mezzo-sopranos of her generation.