Coahuila Camerata was born in April, 1994, in the city of Torreón, through the Board of Art, Culture and Symphony of La Laguna, with the mission of spreading, promoting, and solving, initially, a chamber orchestra, the first of concert music in the state of Coahuila, under the guidance of an artistic director, Ramon Shade.

As an artistic ensemble, it offers a diversity of works from the repertory of classical music, performed by a high-quality orchestra. In these 25 years, the Camerata has played in over 1,200 concerts, of season, didactic, traditional, or extraordinary, making with this an ample travel across the history of classical music for the knowledge and enjoyment of the audiences.

Since its early years they make opera production, for example: Carmen (2014), The Barber of Seville (2016), The Marriage of Figaro (2017), Love Elixir (2018), and Traviata (2018).

DIRECTOR:

Ramón Shade

Participan: solistas Anabel de la Mora, soprano, Enrique Guzmán, tenor y Rodrigo Urrutia, bajo, y el Coro del Instituto de Música de Coahuila.