ALEJANDRO APARICIO

Born in Malaga and adopted by Madrid, the tenor Alejandro Aparicio began his musical career through his school choir, which he joined at the age of 10. He has won multiple choral awards, participating as a member of the choir, soloist, and percussionist. He has been a member of the Coro de Jóvenes de Madrid, the professional All 4 Gospel choir, and the World Youth Choir, between others.

As a soloist he has participated in several productions, such as “Così fan tutte” (W. A. ​​Mozart) in the role of Ferrando, «La Bohème» (G. Puccini) in the role of Rodolfo, “Die Fledermaus” (R. Strauss) in the role of Alfred, “Bastien und Bastienne” (W. A. ​​Mozart) in the role of Bastian, “Becqueriana” (M. Rodrigo) in the role of Poet, “Don Giovanni” (W. A. Mozart), in the role of D. Ottavio or «Las Bodas de Juanita» (R. Chapí) in the role of Juan; all around Spain, Italy, Germany and France.

He began his education with his first maestra Elisa Garmendia until he entered the Arturo Soria Conservatory in Madrid in 2012. There he learnt from distinguished maestros such as Mario Valdivielso, Nuria Llópiz, Ana Castillo, and Pedro la Virgen. In 2018, he applied succesfully for Escuela Superior de Canto in Madrid, where he studied with Cristina Gallardo-Dômas and Sara Almazán. He has also studied at the prestigious Conservatorio di Bel Canto Luigi Cherubini in Florence, under the direction of Gianni Fabbrini. He is currently studying the Oper Master’s degree at the Staatliche Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst (HMDK) in Stuttgart with the maestra Frau Silvia Koncza.

A versatile singer and actor, Aparicio also holds a degree in History and Journalism from the Universidad Rey Juan Carlos (URJC) in Madrid and an International Master’s degree in Marketing, SEO & Social Media from the CICE Institute.