BIOGRAPHY
© ph Lorenzo Paniconi
Argentinian Italian soprano. She was born in Villa Regina in Argentinian Patagonia.
She was part of the Swiss Opera Studio at the Hochschule der Künste Bern HKB in Biel, Switzerland. There she obtained her second Master's degree in Opera and Performance in 2025 with honors.
In 2025 she made her debut in Italy performing the opera-performance by Fernando Strasnoy and Gaetano Palermo at the Festival Aperto at the Teatro Ariosto and at the Festival Verdi at the Teatro Farnese di Parma.
In 2025 she made her debut in the role of the First Lady in the opera The Magic Flute by W. A. Mozart at the Berne Theatre, Switzerland.
In 2025 she made her debut in the role of Vitellia in Mozart's opera La Clemenza di Tito at the TOBS Theatre in Biel, Switzerland.
In 2025 she was cover in Wagner's Die Götterdämmerung at the Berne Theatre.
In 2024 she made her debut at the Berne Theatre in the role of the First Witch in the opera Dido and Æneas by Purcell.
In 2023 she obtained her Master's degree in Singing Performance at the Haute Ecole des Arts du Rhin - Université de Strasbourg, France.
In 2023 she sang the French premiere of the piece "El Mar y las Campanas" by the composer Nelson Jesús with the HEAR Brass Orchestra under the baton of Miguel Etchegoncelay.
Since 2023, she has participated as a backup soprano in the choir of the Opera National du Rhin, France.
In 2022, she has been awarded by the Richard-Wagner-Stipendienstiftung to attend the Bayreuth Festival, Germany. She has also been awarded a scholarship to participate in the International Sommerakademie in Rhein, Germany.
In 2021 and 2022 she sang with the Philharmonie de Baden-Baden at the Kurhaus in Baden-Baden, Germany.
She has been the soloist of Poulenc's Stabat Mater under the baton of Conductor Claude Schnitzler, at the Palais des Fêtes in Strasbourg.
She has participated in two creative residencies with the composer Fernando Strasnoy (Logellòu, Bretagne and Auditorium de la HEAR with the Accroche Note Ensemble)
In 2021, she studied opera at the Instituto Superior de Arte del Teatro Colón in Argentina.
She has perfected her singing and vocal acoustics with Kenneth Bozeman (USA).
She has a degree in Musical Arts (Lyrical Singing), National University of Arts of Buenos Aires and Technician in Music, Manuel de Falla Conservatory of Music in Buenos Aires.
She studied with prestigious teachers such as Melanie Moussay, Monika Mauch, Jean-Noël Briend and Judith Gauthier (France), Marina Viotti (Switzerland), Raúl Gimenez (Barcelona), Marta Blanco, Myriam Toker, Guillermo Opitz (Argentine Chamber Music Foundation), Graciela Ulibarri and Eduviges Piccone (Argentina). In 2020, she studied dance applied to singing with the dancer and choreographer Maximiliano Martino Ávila.
In 2019, together with the Young Opera Company (Dir. Marta Blanco) she performed the role of Anaide from the opera Il Cappello di Paglia di Firenze by Nino Rota, performing at the Empire Theater in Buenos Aires. She participated as a soloist with the José de San Martín National Youth Symphony Orchestra in the Symphony Hall of the Kirchner Cultural Center. She performed the contemporary chamber opera Una red de mirada el hombre y su dolerme by Fernando Strasnoy, under the direction of Marcelo Delgado. She performed a Claude Debussy Concert in the Chamber Auditorium of the Usina del Arte with the pianist Graciela Ulibarri. She was a member of the Pergolesi Vocal Ensemble, covering a repertoire of opera and zarzuela. She was invited by the University of San Marcos in Lima-Peru to teach a masterclass on vocal technique and interpretation of Argentine folk music with the guitarist and composer Fernando Strasnoy. Also, in Lima, she performed a lyrical concert in the Auditorium of the National Conservatory of Music of Lima with the pianist Christian Hurtado Carrillo.
In 2018, she won First Prize in the XX Singing Competition of the Scala de San Telmo and the award for best Argentine chamber music performer. In the same year, she was summoned as a solo singer by the Río Negro Philharmonic Orchestra to sing at the Teatro Circulo Italiano.
In 2017, she obtained a special mention in the XIX Contest for young lyrical singers of the Scala de San Telmo- Buenos Aires.
She took interpretation courses and Lieder concerts by Johannes Brahms and Robert Schumann from the Chamber Music Foundation taught by Maestro Guillermo Opitz.
In 2016, she performed concerts as a soloist with the Sinfonietta Hebraica of Buenos Aires, the Youth Orchestra of the Argentine National Radio and the Argentine Academic Sinfonietta under the baton of Bracha Waldman.
In 2014, she made her opera debut singing the role of Cherubino (Mozart's Le nozze di Figaro) in an Independent Opera company under the baton of Natalia Salinas.
She was a member of the GCC (Choral Singing Group) directed by Nestor Andrenacci and the Contemporary Vocal Music Octet directed by Eduardo Pugliese, among others.
With guitarist Fernando Strasnoy, she is a member of the Dúo Diez Cuerdas, tackling academic repertoire as well as Argentine popular music.
Among the most notable venues in which she has sung are Opera National Du Rhin, Kurhaus Baden-Baden, Palais du Fêtes de Strasbourg, Teatro Colón, CCK, Usina del Arte, Argentine Embassy (Rome), Art Base (Brussels), Auditorium of Radio Nacional Argentina, National Center of Music, Belgrano Auditorium, Golden Hall of the “House of Culture of the City of Buenos Aires”, Auditorium of the “General Archive of the Nation” Argentina, Recoleta Cultural Center, Faculty of Law Auditorium, El Círculo Theater (Rosario), Circulo Italiano Theater (Villa Regina), Guido Miranda Theater (Resistencia), Arakur Hotel Auditorium (Ushuaia), etc.