The musical Evita is one of the most celebrated works by Andrew Lloyd Webber (music) and Tim Rice (lyrics).

The play narrates, in rock opera format, the rise and fall of Eva Perón, the charismatic and controversial first lady of Argentina. Set in the 1930s and 1940s, the musical follows the trajectory of Eva Duarte, an ambitious young woman who leaves the countryside in search of fame and fortune in Buenos Aires.

Determined to succeed, Evita becomes involved with influential figures until she meets Juan Perón, a military officer and rising politician.

By marrying him, Eva becomes one of the most beloved figures among the people, a symbol of hope and social progress — but also hated by many, the target of criticism and accused of political manipulation and thirst for power.

The story is narrated by Che, a sceptical revolutionary and a kind of critical conscience, who observes and questions Eva's actions throughout her life.

The musical culminates with Eva's illness and premature death at the age of 33, when her image had already become mythical.

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