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Genoveva

Opera by Robert Schumann (libretto by the composer, altered from one by R Reinick based on the dramas of Tieck and Hebbel), first produced in Leipzig, Germany, on 25 June 1850. In the story, Genoveva's husband Siegfried departs for battle and entrusts his castle to Golo, who loves Genoveva. After being rejected, he frames her for adultery and is about to execute her, when Siegfried returns and the couple are reconciled.



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In one such case, Julia and Genoveva Gonzales and Andrea Flores and Benita Rojas, all chicheras, ganged up on Florencia Echeverria, calling her a "whore who had illicit relations with any and all married men [in order to] rob them of large amounts of money.
Maize-beer, gossip, and slander: female tavern proprietors and urban, ... by Hames, Gina / Journal of Social History
In the Black Swan Pas de Deux Genoveva Surur, of Ballet Teatro Argentino de la Plata, proved solid in fouettes though her back was rigid.
INTERNATIONAL BALLET FESTIVAL OF MIAMI by PEREZ, GUILLERMO / Dance Magazine
Norma's mother, Genoveva Anaya Vides, sobbed quietly as Norma's casket was laid in her cemetery plot.
GIRL GETS A LOVING FAREWELL; YOUNG COPTER CRASH VICTIM LAID TO REST by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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