Emanaldia kredituak
Iraganeko emanaldiak 2009 — Atzo
Wiener Mozart Orchester, MozartHaydnStrauss IIStrauss I
MusikvereinDon Giovanni + 2 rol
Ikusi programa, aktoreak eta lantaldeakWiener Mozart Orchester, MozartStrauss IIStrauss I
MusikvereinDon Giovanni + 2 rol
Ikusi programa, aktoreak eta lantaldeakWiener Mozart Orchester, MozartHaydnStrauss IIStrauss I
MusikvereinSoloist
Ikusi programa, aktoreak eta lantaldeakWiener Mozart Orchester, MozartStrauss IIStrauss I
MusikvereinSoloists
Ikusi programa, aktoreak eta lantaldeakIraganeko emanaldi aipagarriak
Wiener Mozart Orchester, MozartHaydnStrauss IIStrauss I
MusikvereinDon Giovanni + 2 rol
Ikusi programa, aktoreak eta lantaldeak
Wiener Mozart Orchester, MozartHaydnStrauss IIStrauss I
MusikvereinSoloist
Ikusi programa, aktoreak eta lantaldeak
Wiener Mozart Orchester, MozartStrauss IIStrauss I
MusikvereinSoloists
Ikusi programa, aktoreak eta lantaldeak
Wiener Mozart Orchester, András Deák, MozartStrauss IIStrauss IVarious
MusikvereinBaritone
Ikusi programa, aktoreak eta lantaldeakSarrera bideo laburra
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#shorts - Der Wildschütz - Juan Fernando Gutiérrez
Errendimendu-bideo aipagarriak
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Biografia
Juan Fernando Gutiérrez’s charismatic baritone voice and flexible acting flair have made him the theater-goer’s choice in several theatres for the Most Popular Singer award. The international press has praised his „warm, beautifully-timbred Belcanto baritone” in glowing reviews from such countries as Europe, Asia and South America. Juan Fernando Gutiérrez was a member of the Gaertnerplatz State Theatre, Munich, from 2010 until 2012. Here, he was able to lay the foundation of his repertoire with such roles as Papageno in „Die Zauberflöte“, Dr. Falke in „Die Fledermaus“, Ottokar in „Der Freischütz“, Taddeo in „L’Italiana in Algeri“, Morales in „Carmen“, Stefano in „Viva la Mamma“ and The Magus in the Munich premiere of Glanert’s „Joseph Suess“. Gutiérrez began his vocal studies in Colombia
