"나부코" (Nabucco) is an opera composed by Giuseppe Verdi that premiered in 1842. The story is set in ancient Babylon and revolves around the themes of freedom and oppression, focusing on the plight of the Hebrew people under the rule of King Nabucodonosor II. The opera is famous for its powerful arias and the iconic chorus "Va, pensiero," which expresses longing for homeland. The opera is structured in four acts and features a mix of dramatic and lyrical moments. It has become one of Verdi's most celebrated works, often performed in opera houses worldwide. "Nabucco" is notable for its exploration of political and social issues, resonating with audiences across generations.