"Il Trovatore" is an opera composed by Giuseppe Verdi that premiered in 1853. The story is set in 15th-century Spain and revolves around a love triangle involving Manrico, a nobleman, Leonora, the woman he loves, and Count di Luna, who is also in love with her. The plot is filled with themes of revenge, mistaken identity, and the consequences of family feuds. The opera is known for its powerful music and dramatic arias, including the famous "Di quella pira." It features a rich orchestration and showcases the vocal talents of its characters, making it a staple in the operatic repertoire.