FULL SEMPRE LIBERA An Unforgettable Visual Journey AI-Movie Spain 2025 Maria Callas, Nadine Sierra
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Information on the Performance
- Work Title: Sempre Libera
- Composer: Verdi Giuseppe
- Libretto: Francesco Maria Piave Libretto Text, Libretto Index
- Venue & Opera Company: Studio, Barcelona
- Recorded: 2025
- Type: Staged Opera Live
- Singers: Maria Callas, Nadine Sierra
- Conductor:
- Orchestra:
- Stage Director:
- Costume Designer:
Information about the Recording
- Published by: La Esencia De La Ópera
- Date Published: 2025
- Format: Streaming
- Quality Video: 4 Audio:4
- Subtitles: yessubs, essubs, gensubs
- Video Recording from: YouTube FULL VIDEO
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From La Scala to Barcelona: Verdi’s ‘Sempre Libera’ in Two Unforgettable Voices…
This aria is one of the most iconic moments in La Traviata, where Violetta expresses her desire to live freely, surrendering to pleasure and eschewing the bonds of love that Alfredo offers her.
The Eiffel Tower didn’t yet exist when Verdi premiered La Traviata in 1853, but today, in this digital age, we pay tribute to that emotional revolution that changed the history of opera. In this video, Sempre Libera is reborn as you’ve never seen it before… or heard it before.
Giuseppe Verdi and Violetta Valéry are represented with great visual fidelity using AI tools. As if they had traveled from the 19th century to the present day, their faces and voices tell us, in first-person detail, the conflict between love and freedom. A recreation that combines art, technology, and emotion.
And as a sonic gem, this video presents two memorable versions of the famous aria Sempre libera:
✨ Maria Callas, 1955 in Milan, with her heartbreaking intensity, which brings back Violetta’s drama and wounds as only she knew how.
✨ Nadine Sierra, 2025 in Barcelona, one of the most admired sopranos of our time, whose fresh, passionate, and technically impeccable interpretation has dazzled venues such as Barcelona’s Gran Teatre del Liceu earlier this year, with critics hailing her as the great Violetta of today for her dazzling performance in terms of technique, vocal brilliance, expressiveness, and stage presence in the iconic role of Violetta Valéry.
Two voices. Two women. One soul.
Let yourself be swept away by this sensorial experience that unites past and present, tragedy and beauty, shadow and light. Because La Traviata is not just a love story: it is the eternal echo of those who dared to choose their freedom.