Born in Mexico City, Carlos Reynoso is a baritone distinguished by his solid vocal technique, stylistic versatility, and deep commitment to cultural heritage. He trained at prestigious institutions such as the Opéra national du Rhin in Strasbourg and the Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel in Belgium. He won the First Prize at the “Ciudad de Logroño” International Singing Competition, as well as the Cultural Medal of Honor of Albacete.
His international career spans opera, oratorio, lied, and contemporary repertoire. He has performed in productions such as Un avvertimento ai gelosi and Trouble in Tahiti. He is the co-founder of “Ópera: Nuestra Herencia Olvidada” (Opera: Our Forgotten Heritage), an initiative dedicated to the recovery and promotion of the Mexican lyrical repertoire.
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