Uruguayan soprano, she figures among today’s leading soloists in a repertoire comprising many of the 19th and 20th century Italian opera heroines. She studied in Montevideo, Paris, and with Ileana Cotrubaş in Nice and Vienna. She performed her first roles in her native country and in Argentina, making her European breakthrough as Leonora (Il trovatore, Genoa 2008). Recent performances include leading roles in Don Carlo (Vienna), Tosca (Bologna, Salerno), Nabucco (Vienna, Bari, Florence), La forza del destino (Liège), Adriana Lecouvreur (Las Palmas, Florence), Aida and Cavalleria rusticana (Arena di Verona). Career highlights include Madama Butterfly, Manon Lescaut, Francesca da Rimini and Aida at the Teatro alla Scala, Milan, Madama Butterfly, Il trovatore, Andrea Chénier and Tosca in Vienna, Madama Butterfly in Munich and Berlin, Manon Lescaut in Hamburg and Berlin, Un ballo in maschera and La bohème in Barcelona, Tosca in Dresden, Berlin and Tokyo, Andrea Chénier in Tokyo, Norma in Macerata Opera Festival and Naples, as well as Aida, Cavalleria rusticana and Don Giovanni at the Arena di Verona. // Last update of the biography: February 2022.