Ai, tu é que és o meu rapaz

The operatic scene Ai, tu é que és o meu rapaz starts from a real case of domestic violence, widely publicized by the media, to construct an intense and disturbing reflection on the brutality of words that seek, in the public and even legal sphere, to justify and normalize aggression against women. Through music, text and staging, the destructive power of language and the normalization of abusive behaviors are exposed, creating a tense, emotionally charged and deeply critical narrative.