gerardo bullón
baritone
Gerardo Bullón is currently the most promising Spanish baritone of his generation, highlighted by his debut as Scarpia in Tosca at the Stuttgart Staatsoper, as well as his collaborations with the Teatro Real and the Gran Teatre del Liceu in Barcelona, where he performed the role of Sharpless in Madama Butterfly.
Born in Madrid, after obtaining a degree in Law, he studied at the Superior School of Singing and Dramatic Art in the city. From the beginning of his professional career, his trajectory follows an upward and solid path, encompassing significant roles in the operatic repertoire such as Carmen (Escamillo), Don Giovanni (Masetto), Gianni Schicchi, Così fan tutte, L'elisir d'amore (Belcore), Il barbiere di Siviglia, La finta giardiniera, Rigoletto (Marullo), La Bohème, Billy Bud, La Traviata (Baron Douphol), Street scene, Turandot, I Puritani, The Fiery Angel, Dialogues des Carmélites (Marquis de la Force), La vida breve, among others. He has performed in renowned venues including Liceu in Barcelona, Real in Madrid, the Maestranza de Sevilla, the operatic season in A Coruña, the Teatro Calderón in Valladolid, the Fundación March and Cervantes in Malaga, to name a few examples.
Bullón collaborates with conductors such as Nicola Luisotti, Ivor Bolton, Óliver Díaz, Guillermo García Calvo, Luís Remartínez, Jordi Bernácer, Horvath Jozsef, as well as stage directors including José Carlos Plaza, Graham Vick, Robert Wilson, Deborah Warner, Gustavo Tambascio, Ángel Montesinos, Eduardo Bazo, among others.
His repertoire in the Spanish lyrical genre includes works such as La Revoltosa, Marina, El dúo de la Africana, Los diamantes de la corona, Luisa Fernanda, La Chulapona, Agua, azucarillos y aguardiente, El Gato Montés, La verbena de la Paloma, Black el payaso, La Gran Duquesa de Gerolstein, Benamor, and La Dolores, among others. Bullón maintains a close relationship with Teatro de la Zarzuela in Madrid, becoming a regular performer at this venue. Among his most recent appearances at that house, highlights include his debut in the leading role of Las golondrinas, which was met with great critical and public acclaim, as well as his participation in the double program El bateo / La revoltosa.
Among his upcoming engagements, notable highlights include his debut in the United States opera circuit as the title role in Rigoletto at the Santa Fe Opera.
Born in Madrid, after obtaining a degree in Law, he studied at the Superior School of Singing and Dramatic Art in the city. From the beginning of his professional career, his trajectory follows an upward and solid path, encompassing significant roles in the operatic repertoire such as Carmen (Escamillo), Don Giovanni (Masetto), Gianni Schicchi, Così fan tutte, L'elisir d'amore (Belcore), Il barbiere di Siviglia, La finta giardiniera, Rigoletto (Marullo), La Bohème, Billy Bud, La Traviata (Baron Douphol), Street scene, Turandot, I Puritani, The Fiery Angel, Dialogues des Carmélites (Marquis de la Force), La vida breve, among others. He has performed in renowned venues including Liceu in Barcelona, Real in Madrid, the Maestranza de Sevilla, the operatic season in A Coruña, the Teatro Calderón in Valladolid, the Fundación March and Cervantes in Malaga, to name a few examples.
Bullón collaborates with conductors such as Nicola Luisotti, Ivor Bolton, Óliver Díaz, Guillermo García Calvo, Luís Remartínez, Jordi Bernácer, Horvath Jozsef, as well as stage directors including José Carlos Plaza, Graham Vick, Robert Wilson, Deborah Warner, Gustavo Tambascio, Ángel Montesinos, Eduardo Bazo, among others.
His repertoire in the Spanish lyrical genre includes works such as La Revoltosa, Marina, El dúo de la Africana, Los diamantes de la corona, Luisa Fernanda, La Chulapona, Agua, azucarillos y aguardiente, El Gato Montés, La verbena de la Paloma, Black el payaso, La Gran Duquesa de Gerolstein, Benamor, and La Dolores, among others. Bullón maintains a close relationship with Teatro de la Zarzuela in Madrid, becoming a regular performer at this venue. Among his most recent appearances at that house, highlights include his debut in the leading role of Las golondrinas, which was met with great critical and public acclaim, as well as his participation in the double program El bateo / La revoltosa.
Among his upcoming engagements, notable highlights include his debut in the United States opera circuit as the title role in Rigoletto at the Santa Fe Opera.
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