Best 100 operette releases

Operetta, also known as light opera, is a form of musical theater that emerged in the mid-19th century. It combines spoken dialogue, songs, and dances, and is typically light-hearted and comedic in nature. Operetta is often characterized by its use of catchy tunes, witty lyrics, and a lighthearted storyline that may include romantic or humorous themes. It is similar to opera, but is generally more accessible to a wider audience, and features a more conversational style of singing. Some famous examples of operetta include works by Gilbert and Sullivan, Johann Strauss II, and Franz Lehár.