Javier Camarena
Information
The well-known Mexican tenor, Javier Camarena, is giving a concert on July 12 at the Teatro Real accompanied by the Granada City Orchestra conducted by Iván López-Reynoso, in which he will perform the most important arias and scenes from Donizetti, Verdi and Massenet, among others.
Born in Xalapa (Mexico) in 1976, Javier Camarena fell in love with opera in a country in which there is little room for genres other than corridos and boleros. He decided to drop out of his degree in electrical engineering and devote himself to song, so he enrolled in the Faculty of Music at Veracruzana University, completing his studies at the Guanajuato University Music School.
Camarena gradually became known and made his debut at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York (United States) in 2011, in the role of Count Almaviva in The Barber of Seville. Since then, he has become an icon on this stage, with several encores and major international performances.
His voice is that of a light lyrical tenor. Furthermore, Camarena has specialised in opera belcanto, or in other words, in the compositions of Gaetano Donizetti, Gioacchino Rossini, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and some works by Giuseppe Verdi.
He has two live albums: Recitales, released in 2014 accompanied by the pianist, Ángel Rodríguez and it includes popular Italian and Mexican songs, and Serenata, released in 2015 with popular Mexican music and the participation of the singer-songwriter, Armando Manzanero.
Creative Team:
- Tenor - Javier Camarena
- Orchestra Conductor - Iván López-Reynoso
- Orchestra - Granada City Orchestra (Orquesta Ciudad de Granada)
Programme:
- Arias and scenes from Donizetti, Verdi and Massenet, among others.
Accessibility
Physical Accessibility
Wheelchair users have an access ramp at the Felipe V Door and ground level entrance y via the Carlos III Door, lifts for vertical routes and lifting platforms to enter the hall.
- Adapted seats on all floors of the Theatre
- Possibility to acquire a companion’s set next to the wheelchair user.
Hearing Accessibility
Thanks to FIAPAS, the Caja Madrid Special Foundation and magnetic loop technology, the Royal Theatre enables people with hearing impairments who use hearing aids and/or implants to listen to the music with better quality and, in general, improved sound reception.
- Full cover for the seating capacity
- Possibility of individual receivers for the prostheses that need them.
- Free Service
- More information, personalised service and lending of receivers at the ticket offices
Docking Stations:
- Palacio de Oriente (calle Carlos III, 1)
- San Quintín (calle Pavía, 6)
- Plaza de Ramales
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7.30pm