Israel Galván

Acclaimed by all the specialised critics, received the National Dance Award (Premio Nacional de Danza) in 2005 for his capacity to take the art of Flamenco and create something new, without forgetting its origins. These have remained intact to the present day with its universally recognised style.

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Maria Itkonen

Consolidated as one of the most interesting and versatile conductors of her generation in opera and orchestral repertory, has conducted many different ensembles and worked with maestros such as James Levine, Wolfgang Sawallisch, along with others like Valery Gergiev.

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Nancy Fabiola Herrera

With a career that extends more than 30 years, having sung more than 60 different roles, combining opera with symphonic music, recitals and zarzuelas, this mezzosoprano is one of our most international artists.

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José Bros

Considered one of the most important defenders of the romantic Bel canto repertoire, has debuted more than 50 titles with great acclaim from the audience and critics, along with frequent performances in concert and oratorio repertory.

Ángel Ódena

An opera career which has taken him to the most important national and international stages in a repertory that has evolved in recent years towards Verdi and verismo operas, standing out in the lead baritone roles.

María Marín

Guitarist and “cantaora” (traditional Spanish singing), has performed in concerts across Spain, The Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, the United Kingdom, Korea and France. Invited regularly to accompany flamenco dance and described as “the pioneer of fusion between Spanish classical guitar and song”