The Rain in Spain

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"The Rain in Spain" is a famous musical number from the film *My Fair Lady* that marks Eliza Doolittle’s breakthrough in mastering proper English pronunciation.

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The rain in Spain stays mainly in the plain 1

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instanceOf song
adaptedIn 1964 film My Fair Lady NERFINISHED
associatedCharacter Colonel Pickering NERFINISHED
Eliza Doolittle NERFINISHED
Henry Higgins NERFINISHED
basedOnWork play Pygmalion
stage musical My Fair Lady
composer Frederick Loewe NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
featuredIn film My Fair Lady NERFINISHED
stage musical My Fair Lady NERFINISHED
firstMedium stage musical
focusesOnSound /eɪ/ vowel sound
genre musical theatre song
show tune
hasTheme language and social class
self‑improvement through education
language English
lyricist Alan Jay Lerner NERFINISHED
lyricLine The rain in Spain stays mainly in the plain NERFINISHED
narrativeFunction marks Eliza Doolittle’s transformation in speech training
notableFor depicting Eliza Doolittle’s breakthrough in English pronunciation
partOfFranchise My Fair Lady NERFINISHED
partOfWork My Fair Lady NERFINISHED
sungByCharacter Colonel Pickering NERFINISHED
Eliza Doolittle NERFINISHED
Henry Higgins NERFINISHED
title The Rain in Spain NERFINISHED
usesDevice phonetic exercise

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My Fair Lady (film) notableSong The Rain in Spain
Eliza Doolittle catchphrase The Rain in Spain
this entity surface form: The rain in Spain stays mainly in the plain