She qualified as Transversal Flute Professor at the Royal Conservatory of Music of Madrid and got bachelor’s degree in Science Information at the Complutense University of Madrid, in Visual and Auditory Image branch. Since 1999 to date, she has been a music teacher in Secondary Education and has formed teenage choirs in many of the centers in which she has worked. In 2004 she begins studies of Music Therapy in the School of Music Therapy of Madrid and in 2008 starts the Master in Music Therapy in the University of Alcalá de Henares.

In 2010 she carries out the training in Sound Therapy, endorsed by the International Association in Sound Therapy. She has worked as a music therapist in the Association of Parents of under-capacitated children of Alcorcón (A.P.A.N.S.A.) for two years. In January 2012 she carried out Choral Conducting course at Carlos III University and joined VokalArs. Since November 2017, she conducts Earus children’s choir, Antara Korai vocal group’s voice feeder.

Diploma in Teaching, specializing in Musical Education, from the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Professional degree in singing from the Professional Music Conservatories of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Canary Islands, Spain) and Valencia. She has studied saxophone music and is a member of different municipal brass bands on her native island.
She has trained in musical pedagogy and choral conducting in the following institutions: Real Conservatorio Superior de Música de Madrid (Royal Advanced Conservatory of Music in Madrid), Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (Carlos III University, Madrid), Orff Association Spain, Federation of Choirs of the Basque Country, Camerata Impromptu, Sevillian Federation of Choirs, Federation of Choirs of the Valencian Community, Willems Association, University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Canary Islands, Spain) etc.
She has been a member of the following choirs: VokalArs, Carlos III University Choir of Madrid, Joven Coro de España (Spain Youth Choir), Chamber Choir of the Professional Conservatory of Music of Valencia, Orfeó Valencià Navarro Reverter, Chamber Choir of the Professional Conservatory of Music of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Canary Islands, Spain) and Asociación Coral Cantabile (Cantabile Choral Association).
Her professional life has been focused towards musical pedagogy, mainly through vocal education, having worked in school choirs, adult choirs, music schools, colleges, associations, etc.

This last director is who in 2013 invites her to join Vokalars, where until now she sings as second sopran.

Born in San Sebastian, she began her musical studies at an early age at the Conservatory of this city and studied accordion.
Born in San Sebastian, she began her musical studies at an early age at the Conservatory of this city and studied accordion. She graduated in Social Work by the Diocesan University School of Social Work. In 1988 she joined Orfeón Donostiarra choir until 1997 and studied in its Singing school. During years 1995-96 she performed the musical comedy “Las Bellas de EasO” produced by Hika theatre company. Between 1996 and 1999 she was member of the choir of Calderón Theatre in Madrid, in the opera and zarzuela seasons.
In 1999 she was part of the company Antología de la Zarzuela directed by José Tamayo, highlighting the performances in the National Auditorium of Mexico DF and the National Theatre of Aguas Calientes (Mexico).

She graduated in Singing at the professional Conservatory of music Teresa Berganza, finishing her studies in 2002. Member of Vox Aurea choir since 2002 where she was deputy conductor until 2012. She studied Choral Conducting at Carlos III University with Nuria Fernández Herranz and has been part of VokalArs since 2005
Currently she works as a Support Engineer in the financial area of an important international software company.

Born in Madrid, she studied music theory and violin at the Rodolfo Halfter Professional Conservatory in Móstoles. She also studied Spanish Classical Dance and Classical Ballet with Esther Escudero, an activity that she developed until 2001.
In 1988 she joined the Francisco Piquer Choir in Madrid, directed by Jose Vicente Alcérreca, having the opportunity to sing in the National Auditorium under the baton of Mercedes Padilla, director of the Chamber Orchestra of Madrid.

In 1988 she joined the Francisco Piquer Choir in Madrid, directed by Jose Vicente Alcérreca, having the opportunity to sing in the National Auditorium under the baton of Mercedes Padilla, director of the Chamber Orchestra of Madrid.
She has received vocal technique classes with Amaya Añúa and Alfredo García, among others.
Since 2000 she has been a member of the Guido D`Arezzo de Móstoles Chamber Choir, in which she combines the work of singer with being the Deputy Director.
She combines musical activity with her professional activity in Banking, where she has been working since 1988, and has been certified by CUNEF as a Specialist in Banking and Financial Advice.
She has been a member of Vokalars since 2013.

Born in Madrid. He studied the career of Senior Professor of Choir Conducting with Mr. Adrián Cobo and Senior Professor of Solfeggio, Music History and Transposition with Ms. Ana María Navarrete and Mr. César Ausejo at the Superior Conservatory of Music of Madrid. Likewise, he obtained the title of Professor of Composition, Counterpoint and Fugue and Harmony, and that of Professor of Piano at the Professional Conservatory of Getafe.

He has carried out numerous choral singing workshops with prestigious teachers, such as Josu Elberdin, Javier Corcuera or Nuria Fernández Herranz, among others.

Currently, he combines teaching with various musical activities, among which is his collaboration as a singer in the choral group VokalArs.

He was born in Madrid, where he began his musical training with the guitar at the age of 8 and singing in the school and parish choir. But it was not until a few years later that he began middle-grade piano studies and then oboe.

Having grown up in a multicultural environment, she learned several languages ​​from an early age such as English, French, Italian and German, which allowed her to train as a Tourist Guide and work as such for the Madrid City Council and as an interpreter for various companies at different events and fairs in the International Fair of Madrid (IFEMA), while continuing his musical studies. She later graduated in Musicology at the Madrid Royal Conservatory of Music with Honors and an Extraordinary End of Degree Award for her research work on the oboe in the Archive of the Royal Monastery of San Lorenzo de El Escorial. She studied Gregorian Chant at the Royal Monastery of Las Huelgas in Burgos. She began her choral career in the Choir of the Church of San Jerónimo el Real, singing as a soprano and collaborating as assistant director with Mª Ángeles Calahorra. In 2004 she took the Choir Conducting Course at the Carlos III University of Madrid, where she met Nuria Fernández, joining VokalArs ever since. She was a member of the Symphonic Band of La Lira de Pozuelo playing the oboe and participating in various national and international music band competitions. She has worked as an organist in various parishes in Madrid and is currently an organist in the parish of Ntra. Sra. De Guadalupe, where she directs the retired choir. For several years she has been working as a teacher in schools and Municipal Schools of Music, teaching piano and musical language classes, disciplines in which she currently focuses her work activity.

She focuses her work activity on the education of the youngest, so she also studies the specialty of early childhood teaching in 2008 at the University School of La Salle in Madrid, as well as various training courses focused on the field of children (early attention, stimulation techniques, animation workshop or children's songbook, among others). She is responsible for developing and incorporating a specific music program in the different nursery schools where she has been teaching since 2002. In 2006, she attended the pedagogy and direction of children’s choirs taught by the choir confederation of the Basque Country. He was a member of the Santa María Chamber Choir, directed by José Javier Astrain, and since the end of 2010 he has been part of the Vokalars belonging to the contraltos string.

She is also a graphologist by SOESPGRAF and Bircham University, graphic re-educator and specialist in the diagnosis of students with learning high capacities. Since she was a girl her musical training has been with Jose de Felipe, Irina Shirokij, Carmen Verdura, and Delimira Olivera among others. She has sung in different choir groups since the age of six: Virgen de Mirasierra Choir, Universidad Politecnica choir, Voxa Nova, Don Bosco choir, Universidad Carlos III choir, and VokalArts in which she has participated since its foundation.

In 2005 she participated in a choir director program with Nuria Fernandez and she has directed the FEM choir, and the students and teachers choir in Colegio Virgen de Mirasierra where she currently works at the Department of Spanish language and literature in Secondary school.

Nuria has performed several "zarzuelas" with "Compañía Ópera Cómica de Madrid" such as  "Mis dos Mujeres” (F.A. Barbieri), “El Dominó Azul” (E. Arrieta),”El Conjuro” (E. Arrieta) and “Agua, Azucarillos y Aguardiente” (F. Chueca). In 2003 she worked in the production "This is Zarzuela" by Producciones Guridi. She has also sung with “Voces para la paz” (Músicos solidarios) and "Orfeón Donostiarra" in different concerts.

His relationship with the choral world began in the choir conducting courses at the Carlos III University with Nuria Fernández, a fact that had a decisive influence on his training and firm conviction that singing and listening training should be basic pillars of Language classes. Musical, specialty that he is passionate about. Since then she has not stopped training through seminars and workshops with important pedagogues and choir directors in Spain and Europe. He has received vocal training from Santiago Calderón and Lola Bossom. She has been a teacher at the Municipal School of Music and Dance of Talavera de la Reina from 1997 to 2004, a music reading teacher for the Children's Program of Stage Music at the Carlos III University of Madrid and has been part of the Carlos III University choir. from Madrid. She is currently a professor of Musical Language and Choir at the Professional Conservatory of Music of Alcalá de Henares and a member of VokalArs.

Born in Madrid. She has a degree in Pharmacy from the Complutense University. She started in music, motivated by her parents at an early age and she studied music and choir singing at the Royal Conservatory of Music in Madrid and until now she has not stopped participating in different choirs. She has been a member of VokalArs since 2016, expanding her training under the direction of Nuria Fernández.

Interested in the therapeutic aspect of music, she has done, among others, courses such as "Physiology and mechanics of singing" with Jesús Lumbreras and Lidia de La Fuente, as well as "Vocal technique and Health and voice hygiene with Sara Matarranz at the School Coral of Madrid.

She was born in Madrid. She is a Primary School English teacher. She is accredited as a bilingual teacher by Comunidad de Madrid. Nowadays she Works in SAED (the Spanish acronym for “Home Educational Support Service”) in which she teaches ill pupils (at their homes) that cannot attend lessons at their own schools.
Paqui’s love for music started, especially, in Education (her degree), at university. There she met Regina Leal, her Music teacher. She taught her the importance of Music in a person’s life. For that reason, Paqui started Music studies at Escuela Municipal de Música in Leganés, where she finished Music Theory.
As her love for musical knowledge evolved throughout those studies, she realized singing was going to have a far greater impact on her life, than she anticipated. Then, in 1992, she began singing in Santo Tomás de Aquino choir (it belonged to the Universidad Complutense de Madrid). She took part in Europa Cantat, for several times: Herning, Denmark; Linz, Austria…

She sings currently in Universidad Carlos III de Madrid choir (from 1998) and VokalArs (from 2015) where both she gets the most out of the conducting of Nuria Fernández Herranz.