"Changing established conventions in classical music by exploring the recovery of heritage with an innovative vision."
Catalan countertenor, Victor Jimenez Diaz is a passionate and brave soul who challenges established conventions in classical music by exploring the recovery of heritage with an innovative vision that questions the standards and prejudices associated with the countertenor voice. By breaking boundaries, he delves into cultural heritage and offers a broad and liberating perspective that explores all facets and registers of his exceptional voice. With his solid historical and philological knowledge of the repertoire, he has gained recognition as a singer-musicologist, captivating both critics and audiences. His bold confrontation of convention makes him one of the most fascinating artists of his generation, directly engaging with contemporary society and leaving an indelible mark on the musical landscape. His personal singing reclaims the beauty of sonic heterogeneity and spontaneity, enhanced by his charismatic stage presence and impressive communicative ability.
The real staged operatic debut came with Medoro from Vivaldi's Orlando Furioso signed at Tourcoing's Atelier Lyrique by Jean-Claude Malgoire
The operatic international debut was as Tullio in Handel's Arminio concert version signed by George Petrou and Max Emanuel Cenčić at Krakow's Opera Rara Festival