Bio
"... A deep, resonant voice and a strong emotional connection to the text, this was a woman in her entirety!"
- Peter Lefevre
Mexican lyric soprano who has performed some of the most beloved roles in operas such as Tosca, Madame Butterfly, Pagliacci, Carmen, La bohème, La traviata, Don Giovanni, Il trovatore, including world premieres such as the Mexican opera Zorros Chinos by Lorena Orozco with the Bellas Artes Opera.
She began her career at the Bellas Artes Opera in Mexico City, playing Floria Tosca as an understudy, a role she has performed as a lead in various venues, most recently at the Coliseu dos Recreios in Lisbon.
She made her official debut at the Bellas Artes Opera House as Fidelia in Puccini's Edgar. Later, in Europe, she debuted in Braunschweig, Germany, as Amelia in Simon Boccanegra. American audiences welcomed her at the Long Beach Opera, where she sang Camelia in G. Ortiz's Camelia la Texana, Only the Truth. Enivia is known for her vocal versatility, masterfully interpreting songs by
She performs chamber music with cycles of works by composers such as Britten, Schubert, Granados, Puccini, Donizetti, Rossini, Ponce, and Catán, and also interprets zarzuela and operetta. She stars in the bel canto show "Queen and Woman," written for her, in which she plays Queen Elizabeth, performing the most emblematic arias dedicated to the Tudor dynasty. The show premiered in 2019 in Madrid and Mexico.
Muré has sung under the baton of famous and important conductors, such as Christopher Franklin, Niksa Bareza, Ivan Angelov, Maurizio Baldin, Marco Zambelli, David Rossenmeyer, Enrique Patrón de Rueda, José Luis Castillo, José Areán, Andreas Mitisek, Rodrigo MacÃas, Fernando Lozano.
Enivia received the Talent Music Master Courses and Gran Teatro di Brescia Award in 2016 and was awarded at the 2017 International Competition in Rapallo for her interpretation of Leonora in Verdi's Il Trovatore, thus marking her debut in Italy.
In 2020 she was recognized as a Bel Canto Artist in the Gold Category in Europe,
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She recently closed the 2026 International Festival cycle of cycles in Mexico City by performing the song cycle of Antonieta by Daniel Catán, accompanied on the piano by Daniel Cruz.