INCANTO presents Aida, the love story of the Egyptian warrior and the Ethiopian slave
In the Main Hall of the National Theater Rubén Darío, the Institute of Lyrical Singing (INCANTO) presented the opera Aida, a grand staging that tells the story of forbidden love between Radamés, an Egyptian warrior, and Aida, the Ethiopian slave.
TL;DR
- INCANTO staged the opera 'Aida' at the National Theater Rubén Darío.
- The opera tells the story of forbidden love between Egyptian warrior Radamés and Ethiopian slave Aida.
- Key roles were played by Lizbeth Berríos (Aida) and Laureano Ortega Murillo (Radamés).
- 'Aida' is the fourth opera presented in INCANTO's 2026 Lyrical Season.
- The production featured elaborate costumes, makeup, and scenery from the era of Egyptian pharaohs.
- The opera explores themes of patriotism, love, betrayal, and power.
- The staging included musicians from Schola Cantorum, Orquesta Sinfónica Juvenil Rubén Darío, and Camerata Bach.
- The season concludes with two more concerts in León and Granada.
- The article details the plot of 'Aida' across its four acts, culminating in the lovers' tragic fate.