Isabella Lamadriz

Cuban American singer, Isabella Lamadriz, is a classically trained soprano who has appeared in operatic and concert venues across the US and Europe. She founded the Cuban Art Song Project (CASP), a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to the performance and preservation of Cuban vocal music, in collaboration with Latin music maestro, Pablo Zinger. With CASP, Isabella released her debut album, Se Fue, on the Lexicon Classics Record Label in the fall of 2025. After receiving her Bachelor's and Master's Degrees in Voice Performance (Boston Conservatory), Isabella moved to New York City. There, she embarked on a career as a dramatic coloratura soprano, singing some of the most vocally demanding roles in the operatic repertoire, such as Mozart's Queen of the Night in The Magic Flute and Konstanze in The Abduction from the Seraglio. As a concert soloist, she has performed in venues as varied as the 92nd Street Y in New York, the Cranbrook Art Museum in Detroit, the French Embassy in Washington DC, and the Latin Performing Arts Festival in Orlando. As a professional bassist, she has sung and played with "Opera Cowgirls," the Peruvian ensemble "Humané," the women’s chamber ensemble, "Philomela," and Flamenco groups throughout New York City.