Dovunque al mondo lo yankee vagabondo viaggi youtube

English Libretto or Translation:

PINKERTON
frankly
Everywhere in the world the wandering Yankee
he enjoys and traffics, disregarding the risks.
Sinking the anchor to the ventura.
he stops to offer Sharpless a drink
Milk-Punch or Wisky?
recovering
Sinking the anchor to the ventura
until a burst
disembarks ship and moorings, trees.
Life and does not satisfy
if he does not make his treasure
the flowers of every plague

SHARPLESS
It's an easy gospel

PINKERTON
continuing
of every beautiful love.

SHARPLESS
..

it is an easy gospel that makes life vague
but that saddens the cor

PINKERTON
Vinto dives, fate flies up.
His talent does everywhere.
So I marry Japanese use
for nine hundred ninety-nine years.
Except for drying up every month.

SHARPLESS
It is an easy gospel.

PINKERTON
gets up, touching the glass with Sharpless
America forever!

SHARPLESS
America forever!

Pinkerton and Sharpless still sit on the terrace.

SHARPLESS
And is the bride beautiful?

Goro, who has heard, faces the scary and insinuating terrace.

GORO
A garland of fresh flowers.
A star with golden rays.
And for nothing: only a hundred yen.
to the Consul
If Your Grace commands me
I have an assortment.

The Consul laughs, thanks and gets up as well.

PINKERTON
(with strong impatience, away)
Go, lead it, Goro.

(Goro runs down and disappears descending the hill.)

This is a partly automated translation.

Dovunque al mondo lo yankee vagabondo viaggi The whole world over, on business and pleasure, the Yankee travels all danger scorning. His anchor boldly he casts at random… …His anchor boldly he casts at random, until a sudden squall upsets his ship, then up go sails and rigging. Puccini wrote five versions of the opera. The original version in two-acts, which was presented at the world premiere at La Scala on 17 February , was withdrawn after the disasterous premiere. Puccini then substantially rewrote it, this time in three acts.

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