Marisa Galvany, Justino Diaz (private film) Nabucco

[@gylchrissprauve3760]

I swear that Marisa Galvany's High E-flats are the biggest you'll find on recording...I could be wrong, but it's like, there's no change of register, no "fluting", "bell-ing", whistling, none of that-- just rock solid core...awesome exception to the rule type of voice! There are some rough moments, yeah, but I don't care. Miss Lady is giving 100% and the thrill factor is always there. Thanks for posting!

[@theartfulme1898]

+Gylchris Sprauve Some of her C's, D's and Eb's could scrape the paint off the walls. This woman was pure electricity!

[@jacekpta]

A wonderful, phenomenal artist

[@UncleLouie867]

Diaz is the first one you see/hear. The Bass.

[@BrianJosephMorgan]

Bravo!

[@philipc67]

Fantastic! She attacks the note cleanly out of the air, laser-accurate and sustains it fortissimo on pitch. Can only compare to the legendary Callas/Bechi duet from the San Carlo di Napoli, December 1949. When was this filmed and do we have the entire performance please? Marisa Galvany's high E-flat in the 3rd Act of Maria Stuarda (as Elizabeth I) is also famous.

[@unclelouie3828]

The NYC Opera. Lincoln Center.

[@TheAngel3490]

Does anybody have the full version of this movie? I love her way of acting

[@gesaporiti]

Dear friend. This video is complete?? best regards. gus.

[@stefanodepeppo]

Justino Diaz?....

[@stefanodepeppo]

Well, of course I knew it wasn't the one who sang Abigaille...:) Anyway, if you are Justino hola, no to havia reconocido. If you are not, I still a bit am skeptical because I absolutely didn't recognize him....

[@unclelouie3828]

5 years later- STILL don't know it's Diaz??

[@kennethwayne6857]

@@unclelouie3828 This is the repertoire in which Gus belonged. He did baritone roles wonderfully well in many ways, but it just wasn't where his voice belonged. My humble opinion.

[@BellaFirenze]

No te había... Analfabeto.

[@EmilyGloeggler7984]

Terrible acting

[@draganvidic2039]

Terrible troll