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11.08.2026
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In the sun-drenched and restless Spain of the nineteenth century, the soldier Don José meets Carmen, a captivating, proud, and fiercely independent young Romani woman. Unwilling to submit to convention or to anyone's will, Carmen exerts an irresistible fascination over him-one that gradually turns into a destructive obsession.
To follow her, Don José abandons duty, security, and reason, entering a world of smugglers, jealousy, violence, and fatal passion. But Carmen belongs to no one. She loves on her own terms and refuses to surrender her freedom, whatever the cost.
First published in 1845, Carmen by Prosper Mérimée is a powerful and remarkably modern tale of desire and possession, independence and obsession, love and fate. Immortalized by Georges Bizet's celebrated opera, Carmen has become one of literature's most unforgettable figures: a timeless symbol of freedom, passion, and defiance.
Prosper Mérimée (1803-1870) was a French writer, archaeologist, and historian, best known for his elegant, concise prose and his fascination with passion, violence, and exotic settings. His most famous work, Carmen (1845), inspired Georges Bizet's celebrated opera and became one of the enduring classics of nineteenth-century literature. Mérimée also served as an inspector of historical monuments, playing an important role in the preservation of France's architectural heritage.
To follow her, Don José abandons duty, security, and reason, entering a world of smugglers, jealousy, violence, and fatal passion. But Carmen belongs to no one. She loves on her own terms and refuses to surrender her freedom, whatever the cost.
First published in 1845, Carmen by Prosper Mérimée is a powerful and remarkably modern tale of desire and possession, independence and obsession, love and fate. Immortalized by Georges Bizet's celebrated opera, Carmen has become one of literature's most unforgettable figures: a timeless symbol of freedom, passion, and defiance.
Prosper Mérimée (1803-1870) was a French writer, archaeologist, and historian, best known for his elegant, concise prose and his fascination with passion, violence, and exotic settings. His most famous work, Carmen (1845), inspired Georges Bizet's celebrated opera and became one of the enduring classics of nineteenth-century literature. Mérimée also served as an inspector of historical monuments, playing an important role in the preservation of France's architectural heritage.
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