En 1832, Donizetti estrenó El elixir de amor, una ópera cómica que escondía un momento inesperado: un aria lenta, íntima y tierna que terminó siendo una de las páginas más famosas del bel canto.Una furtiva lágrima convirtió a Nemorino, un joven campesino ingenuo, en símbolo del amor sincero y la vulnerabilidad.Décadas después, Caruso y Pavarotti la convirtieron en un himno universal. Pero la pregunta es doble:👉 ¿Por qué esta melodía gusta tanto, incluso a quienes no escuchan ópera?👉 ¿Y qué tiene que ver con Richard Wagner?En este video te contamos la historia, la emoción y la técnica detrás del aria más popular de Donizetti.🎧 Música: Una furtiva lágrima – L’elisir d’amore, Gaetano Donizetti📍 Estreno: Milán, 1832🎙️ Tenor: Nemorino
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