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Organization

Singer

Soprano

Carmen Solís

Rosa

Silvia Vázquez

Toñuela

Milagros Martín

Isidra

Tenor

Antonio Gandía

Paco

Baritone

Angel Odena

Juan José

Bass

Rubén Amoretti

Andrés

Ivo Stánchev

Cano

Néstor Losán

Perico

Lorenzo Moncloa

Presidiario

Ricardo Muñiz

Tabernero

Roxana Herrera Díaz

Amiga 2

Conductor

Miguel A. Gomez-Martinez

Stage director

José Carlos Plaza

Set designer

Paco Leal

Costume designer

Pedro Moreno

Lighting designer

Director assistant

Jorge Torres

Teatro Lírico Nacional de la Zarzuela

Orchestra

Joven Orquesta y Coro de la Comunidad de Madrid

Madrid

Spain

Teatro de la Zarzuela

Juan José Sorozábal

Public

Approved

Sorozábal called Juan José a popular lyrical drama, explaining that "popular" meant proletarian, not folkloric. It was first heard in 2009 in San Sebastian, Spain as a concert version. It is only now, 48 years after it was composed in 1968, that the opera has its première on the stage.
The story takes place in a slum area of Madrid, one of taverns and social outcasts which had appeared three decades earlier in Sorozábal's Adiós a la bohemia. In this production, stage director José Carlos Plaza immerses us in a world of misery and illiteracy.

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Cast

Crew

Ensemble