Soprano Marta Casas obtained her Voice Degree from the Escuela Superior de Canto de Madrid and later completed a Master’s in Musical Research and Performance at Rey Juan Carlos University, graduating with the highest distinction. In 2021, she completed a course in Flamencology at the University of Córdoba with a perfect grade of 10/10. Additionally, she studied violoncello for eight years at the conservatory in her hometown.
Beyond her musical studies, Marta holds a Law Degree from Spain and the Università Statale of Milan, as well as a Master’s in Public Policy Management from Alfonso X University of Madrid.
Marta is proficient in multiple languages, including English, French, Italian, Arabic, Portuguese, German, Galician, Hieroglyphics, and Coptic. Her vocal training has been enriched by masterclasses and instruction with renowned figures such as Josep Carreras, Mirella Freni, Mariella Devia, Ana María Sánchez, Manuel Burgueras, Emilio Sagi, Fernando Balboa, José Miguel Pérez-Sierra, María Bayo, and Delfo Menicucci at the Conservatorio Giuseppe Verdi of Milan.
She has performed on stages in Spain, Italy, the United States, and Jerusalem, and has sung for distinguished audiences including H.M. Queen Sophia of Spain on the occasion of her 80th anniversary. Since 2020, Marta has served as Professor at the Higher Conservatory of Music of Castilla-La Mancha.
In addition to her classical performance career, Marta studied the complete Castanets Method at the Teresa Laiz International Castanet School and is a member of the Madrid Castanet Choir under the direction of Teresa Laiz, appearing both as soloist and singer. Together with Teresa Laiz, she co-founded the Compañía Española de Canto y Palillos, performing in theaters across Spain and internationally, and earning two awards in international music competitions.
