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opera-goer

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opera-goer [ˈɒpərəˌgəʊəʳ] Naficionado/a m/f a la ópera


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Opera fans can revel in the chance to dress up and take in a mesmerising performance at the Manchester Opera House, where many fabulous operas have stunned even the most discerning opera-goers.
This opera is undoubtedly one of the very best operas for young people, families and first-time opera-goers," Domingo said.
This opera is undoubtedly one of the very best operas for young people, families and first-time opera-goers," Domingo said.
 
 
 
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