Lara Diloy returns to the Asturian capital to conduct the Gala Lírica that the Ópera de Oviedo is organising as part of its 75th anniversary celebrations, as the culmination of a cycle in which the institution has received the city’s Gold Medal and the Best Institution Award at the Ópera XXI, awards that distinguish the most outstanding of the Spanish stages.

Orchestra conductor Lara Diloy has been on the podium for fifteen years in symphonic and lyrical projects of different natures. Her connection with music began with the French horn, but conducting gradually conquered her until she realised that it brought together two of her motivations: working as part of a team and communicating.

Radio and life cannot be understood without music. Carlos Santos presents “Entre dos luces”, a programme as lively as it is warm and an open catalogue, under permanent construction, with the best music of all times. Today with an exceptional guest: Lara Diloy.

On the occasion of her debut at the Teatro de la Zarzuela with Don Gil de Alcalá, Brioclásica magazine interviewed conductor Lara Diloy. A journey through her artistic career and her vision of orchestral conducting in the 21st century.

Conductor Lara Diloy has become one of the very few women to conduct a musical lyric production in the history of the Teatro de la Zarzuela, taking charge of several performances of Don Gil de Alcalá.

Lara Diloy se estrena en la Sala Sinfónica del Auditorio Alfredo Kraus de la capital grancanaria para dirigir el Concierto Solidario de Navidad de la Orquesta Filarmónica de Gran Canaria.

The young conductor Lara Diloy is the assistant musical director of the Oviedo Opera Season.

A woman who works is a woman who dreams. Who sees her future in a personal way, not a symbiotic way. Who plans her own destiny, who tries to train herself, to better herself, to pursue her dreams.

His power is to see sound. Sometimes in the form of a horizon waving in the heat of the sun, as if drawing dunes in an invisible desert that melts into millions of particles swaying in a breeze that caresses the back of his neck.

Enjoy the road because the road is where we enrich ourselves and learn. Little by little the goal will come, but it is important that we enjoy the journey.