Teatro

Abstract

The image contains a news item about the sender who praised the performance of the opera "The Barber of Seville" in Bogotá as an effective means of promoting and directing the taste for music in New Granada. He eagerly attended the performance, fearing that the nudity of the musical plot would not correspond to expectations. However, the performance exceeded expectations and was praised for its performance, even beyond what Mr. Villalba's company could have achieved.

Mr. Romero stands out for overcoming obstacles by turning a dramatic company into an interpreter of Rossini's music. Despite some negative comments from certain attendees who did not understand the plot, it is suggested that a summary or program be printed for future presentations, to help the audience follow the action without the need for translations.

The sender also shares the news that the performance of "The Italiana," another of Rossini's brilliant comic operas, is being prepared for the 16th of this month. The poverty of the orchestra is highlighted, possibly suggesting that there are limitations in terms of musical resources. News published by the newspaper El Constitucional de Cundinamarca, (229), February 7-1836.