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A Spanish opera having spoken dialogue and usually a comic subject.

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  • They’ve been providing us with a wonderfully authentic and historically accurate opera form known as zarzuela since 2006.
  • De Falla's opera represents an ambitious and technically brilliant development and elaboration of the traditional style of flamenco story-telling called "zarzuela".
  • "Lucrezia" is in the "zarzuela" Spanish operetta form, which, like musicals, incorporates sung and spoken sections.
  • But there's no sign of laryngitis in this aria, which is from a little known Spanish zarzuela called "La Taberna del Puerto."
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