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One person in the procession held up a sign with Silva's photograph, which read: "Para sempre um de nós."

The tricky curlicues and fast lines of the first act are sometimes not quite secure for her, and in “Sempre libera,” which brings down the Act I curtain, she exudes vague contentedness rather than bigger, riskier feelings.

“July 9th, 2022... Per sempre,” the actor captioned his Instagram post.

“Per sempre” translates to “forever” in English.

For her fourth — and unplanned — encore at a recital in Italy last fall, Lisette Oropesa sang “Sempre libera” from Verdi’s “La Traviata” — and an audience member piped up with the brief tenor part.