- Born in Buenos Aires (Argentina), she first studied music education at the
conservatory of Buenos Aires
- She began her vocal coaching in Jazz and South-American folk music, after that she
continued her studies within the classical genres opera, oratorio and chamber music
under the supervision of professor Marta Blanco.
- Furthermore she practiced music theory and composition with professors Maria del
Carmen and Jose Luis Larzabal, both experienced coaches.
- Guadalupe Larzabal was member of several ensembles and choirs in jazz and South-
American folk music and performed in numerous concerts in Buenos Aires
- In classical music, oratorio and chamber music she performed as a soloist in the Scala
de San Telmo, in the Teatro Avenida and on several other locations in Buenos Aires.
- She also conducted the Choir of the Basque cultural association Euskaltzaleak in
Buenos Aires and the vocal ensemble “Lumen” who performed the repertoire of the
Renaissance period.
- She is a member of the opera chorus of “Juventus Lyrica” and “Opera de Buenos
Aires”, both one of the most important associations for professional opera in Argentina.
- In 2003 she went to Germany. She deepened her musical knowledge and took vocal
coaching and repertoire studies with professor Alastair Thompson in Cologne and
Graciela Alperyn in Frankfurt.
conservatory of Buenos Aires
- She began her vocal coaching in Jazz and South-American folk music, after that she
continued her studies within the classical genres opera, oratorio and chamber music
under the supervision of professor Marta Blanco.
- Furthermore she practiced music theory and composition with professors Maria del
Carmen and Jose Luis Larzabal, both experienced coaches.
- Guadalupe Larzabal was member of several ensembles and choirs in jazz and South-
American folk music and performed in numerous concerts in Buenos Aires
- In classical music, oratorio and chamber music she performed as a soloist in the Scala
de San Telmo, in the Teatro Avenida and on several other locations in Buenos Aires.
- She also conducted the Choir of the Basque cultural association Euskaltzaleak in
Buenos Aires and the vocal ensemble “Lumen” who performed the repertoire of the
Renaissance period.
- She is a member of the opera chorus of “Juventus Lyrica” and “Opera de Buenos
Aires”, both one of the most important associations for professional opera in Argentina.
- In 2003 she went to Germany. She deepened her musical knowledge and took vocal
coaching and repertoire studies with professor Alastair Thompson in Cologne and
Graciela Alperyn in Frankfurt.
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