I also want the lyrics sung by Seville barber Wang Leehom. Can I have them?

First of all, many people think that the excerpts of Italian songs that Leehom sang in Love in disguise came from The Wedding of Figaro. In fact, the barber in Seville is related to Figaro's wedding! They are all Pierre Augustin Caron de Beaumarchais's plays! Rossini is an opera writer of the former, and Mozart is the latter. In fact, it is a passage from Rossini's aria "Make way for the busiest handyman in this city" in The Barber of Seville. This cheerful aria is sung by Figaro, the protagonist of the play, and it is the favorite song of many famous baritone singers, such as Liao Changyong!

Then the passage that Leehom sang in Love in disguise was actually cut and sung according to the aria "Make way for the busiest handyman in this city" in The Barber of Seville. I listened to it dozens of times, compared it with the original lyrics, and re-integrated it with the lyrics sung by Leehom. It is completely in line with every lyric of Leehom in the movie. If you follow the original lyrics, you can't correspond to them one by one!

The email has been sent to your designated email address, which contains the complete original Italian aria and the Chinese lyrics sung by Leehom in the film. Sing according to my lyrics and Chinese pronunciation a few times and you can keep up. Thank you!