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CASABLANCAS: L’Enigma di Lea

Cook, Blanch, de Munck, Masllorens, Infante; López, Sabata, Bou; Gran Teatre del Liceu, Josep Pons. Production: Portaceli. Naxos NBD0143V (Blu-ray)/2110712 (DVD), 122 mins., subtitles

Secret No More.

The first opera by one of Spain’s leading composers deserves a future.

Chalk show: López and Cook in Barcelona
© Antoni Bofill

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