Ramon Carnicer
opera
['norse gods', 'graphic adventure game', 'reality television', 'panel game', 'reggaeton', 'country music', 'experimental techno', 'cajun', 'fabulist', 'musical theater', 'drumstep', 'amsterdam school', 'downtempo', 'blackened death metal', 'stoner metal', 'drone', 'kosmische musik', 'platformers', 'environmental theatre', 'breakout', 'arthur', 'narrative poem', 'country western', 'pornography', 'skate punk', 'mashups', 'romantic love', 'essayist', 'action rpg', 'electronic body music', '3d', 'australian hip hop', 'dating sim', 'impressionist', 'game book', 'modern classical', 'big band', 'viking', 'grunge', 'avant garde metal', 'club music', 'synthpop', 'professional wrestling', 'biopic', 'dancehall reggae', 'baroque opera', 'sevdalinka', 'political film', 'hard science fiction', 'political hip hop', 'comic strip', 'heavy rock', 'anthology drama', 'parody', 'simulation video game', 'action movie', 'romance', 'chamber ensemble', 'ambient techno', 'abstract expressionist', 'musical theatre', 'picture book', 'industrial black metal', 'manga', 'gamebooks', 'punks', 'anthology drama series', 'gospel choir', 'american football', 'manic shooter', 'satirist', 'board game', 'flamenco', 'country rap', 'antifolk', 'confessional', 'crime film', 'apologue', 'progpower metal', 'television personality', 'surf music', 'satire', 'reality program', 'vocals', 'neofolk', 'merseybeat', 'no depression', 'hentai', 'giallo film', 'dramedy film', 'role playing video game', 'gothic novels', 'suspense thriller', 'mc', 'automobile magazine', 'rock pop', 'operetta', 'post rock', 'computer aided design']
Teatre Principal (Barcelona)
The Teatre Principal (in Catalan, or in Spanish Teatro Principal) is the oldest theatre in Barcelona, founded in 1579, built in 1601 and rebuilt several times, mainly in 1788 and again in 1848. The theatre was originally named the Teatro de la Santa Cruz in Spanish (or Teatre de la Santa Creu in Catalan). It is located on the famous avenue of La Rambla. It was the scene of the Spanish premieres on many plays and operas (since 1750 there was an stable opera season), and for the world premieres of Spanish works including operas by Ferran Sor, Vicenç Cuyàs or Ramon Carnicer.