Teresa Alba
Teresa Alba is an actress, singer, voice-over artist and dubbing actress. She teaches Singing and Vocal Technique applied to Singing in the Double Degree in
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Teresa Alba is an actress, singer, voice-over artist and dubbing actress. She teaches Singing and Vocal Technique applied to Singing in the Double Degree in
Pepa Lucas is a Spanish actress and singer known for her roles in musicals such as “Les Miserables”, “Billy Elliot” or “Chicago” among many others.
Francisco Tójar is a famous Spanish baritone, ESAEM professor of Vocal Technique and Singing. Reproducir Anterior Siguiente Training – Advanced studies of Singing at the
José María del Castillo is a renowned Spanish actor with extensive experience in theatre, musicals, cinema and TV. ESAEM Professor of “Musical Interpretation, Vocal Technique
Professor of “Vocal Technique and Singing, Musical Language and Choir” in the Degree in Performing Arts Degree ESAEM Conservatory.
Carlos Lázaro is one of Spain’s leading casting directors. He has an extensive professional career in film, television, theater and teaching.
Ignasi Vidal is a renowned playwright, actor in film, TV, theater and musicals and singer. Known for his roles in “Les Miserables” and “Beauty and
Karmele Aranburu is Professor of: “Performance Techniques and Vocal Technique” in ESAEM’s Performing Arts Degree. Karmele Aranburu is an actress from San Sebastian who has
Professor of Performing and Musical Arts at ESAEM during the year 2006- 2007. Pablo Puyol is a famous actor and singer, and well known in
Actress, Singer, Voiceover artist, Teacher Professor of: “Interpretation Techniques, Performing Arts, Diction and Dubbing” in Performing Arts Degree and Dance Conservatory. ESAEMThe Escuela Superior de
A great promise in the world of acting, singing or dancing, since she masters these disciplines almost to perfection.
Escuela Superior de Artes Escola Superior de Artes Escénicas de Málaga S.L. has received a grant from the European Union under the Andalusia ERDF Operational Program 2014-2020, funded as part of the Union’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic (REACT-EU), to compensate the extra energy cost of natural gas and/or electricity to SMEs and self-employed especially affected by the increase in natural gas and electricity prices caused by the impact of Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine.”
