opera

The Spanish word 'ópera' translates to 'opera' in English. The term 'opera' is used to refer to a dramatic work in one or more acts, set to music for singers and instrumentalists. An opera typically combines elements of spoken theatre, such as acting, scenery and costumes, along with music and singing. The concept of 'opera' originated in Italy at the end of the 16th century and has since developed into a variety of forms across different cultures. 'Ópera' is pronounced as /ˈopera/ in Spanish.

Example sentences using: ópera

La ópera de Carmen es muy famosa.

The opera Carmen is very famous.

This phrase highlights the well-known opera 'Carmen', emphasizing its popularity.

Ayer fuimos a ver una ópera en el teatro.

Yesterday we went to see an opera at the theater.

This sentence describes a recent experience of attending an opera performance at a theater.

Me encanta la música de la ópera.

I love opera music.

This phrase expresses a personal appreciation for the musical genre of opera.