Violetta Valery is a wealthy and attractive opera singer in Giuseppe Verdi's La Traviata. Her character is known for her charming and vibrant persona as well as her tumultuous love life. Violetta struggles with tuberculosis and her role often involves dealing with the societal stigma of her past life as a courtesan. She is a symbol of passion, sacrifice, and love, often torn between her love for Alfredo Germont and her desire to do what is best for his family. Violetta is fond of grand parties and fine luxuries, but her health and romantic woes cast a shadow over her life. Her key relationships include a complex and tender connection with Alfredo, a severed but ongoing bond with his father, Baron Douphol, and a deep personal conflict about her place in society.