Luna (opera)

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Luna a 1998 opera by the pop musician José María Cano, a former member of the pop music group Mecano. It was performed in concert version in 1998 at the Palau de la Música de València in Valencia.^[1][2]

Recording[]

• Luna – excerpts Canciones, Romanzas Y Danzas – María Pagés (dancer, castanets, singer), Ainhoa Arteta (soprano), Renée Fleming (soprano), Teresa Berganza (mezzo-soprano), Plácido Domingo (tenor), Joan Albert Amargós (conductor/piano), Skaila Kanga (harp), Anthony Pleth (cello), Gerardo Núñez (guitar), Don César Sánchez (conductor/piano). Reissue 2018, 41 minutes

References[]

External links[]

• Concert performance at Palau de la Música de València (2 hours, 8 minutes on YouTube, Agnes Baltsa, Plácido Domingo, Ainhoa Arteta, María José Martos

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