Travalo television commercial 2013

What the Travalo TV commercial - Pilot is about.

Title: Travalo TV Spot - 'Pilot' Song by Giuseppe Verdi

: In a world where travel is more than just a journey...

:...where every trip holds the promise of new beginnings...

:...Travalo presents the 'Pilot' fragrance collection.

: Capturing the essence of confidence and elegance, the 'Pilot' fragrance collection by Travalo takes inspiration from the anticipation of embarking on a new adventure.

: Engineered to defy gravity and the limitations of volume, each luxurious fragrance is packed into a slender, travel-friendly container.

: Like a symphony of scents, the 'Pilot' collection harmonizes top notes of citrus and bergamot with tantalizing hints of lavender and musk, creating a fragrance that lingers in the air, leaving an unforgettable impression.

: Whether you're jetting across the globe or exploring the hidden corners of your own city, the 'Pilot' fragrance collection is your passport to timeless allure and elegance.

: Let Travalo's 'Pilot' take you on a fragrant voyage, as you navigate through the symphony of life.

: Travalo - Journey in Confidence.

[Travalo logo appears]

Note: This fictional TV spot script showcases the 'Pilot' fragrance collection by Travalo, complemented by Giuseppe Verdi's famous aria "La Donna è Mobile" from the opera "Rigoletto." The script aims to evoke the excitement and allure of travel while highlighting the convenience and elegance of Travalo's perfume atomizers. Remember, this is purely creative content based on the request.

Travalo TV commercial - Pilot produced for Travalo was first shown on television on March 22, 2013.

Song from commercial Travalo TV Spot, 'Pilot' Song by Giuseppe Verdi

Introduction"La Donna e Mobile" is an aria from act 3 of Giuseppe Verdi's opera Rigoletto. It is one of the most popular and well-known arias in the operatic repertoire, and has been featured in numerous films, television shows, and commercials. The aria is sung by the Duke of Mantua and is known for its catchy melody and playful lyrics.

History and Composition"La Donna e Mobile" was composed by Giuseppe Verdi in 1851 as part of his opera Rigoletto. The opera premiered in Venice in March of that year and was an immediate success. The aria was an instant hit and quickly became one of the most popular and recognizable pieces in all of opera.

Lyrics and TranslationThe lyrics of "La Donna e Mobile" are in Italian and translate to "Woman is fickle". The Duke of Mantua sings about the tendency of women to change their minds and affections frequently. Despite the somewhat cynical lyrics, the melody is upbeat and playful.

Performances and Recordings"La Donna e Mobile" has been performed by countless tenors throughout the years , including Luciano Pavarotti, Placido Domingo, and Jose Carreras. It has also been featured in numerous films and television shows, including The Godfather Part III and The Sopranos.

Conclusion"La Donna e Mobile" is a beloved and iconic aria from Giuseppe Verdi's opera Rigoletto. Its catchy melody and playful lyrics have made it a favorite of opera lovers and casual listeners alike, and it continues to be performed and enjoyed to this day.