Mar Morán

INÉS

Debut of Mar Morán at the Teatro Real in Madrid as Inés, in what will be the closing opera of the season at the Madrid coliseum. Conducted musically by Nicola Luisotti and scenically by Francisco Negrín. The production will feature artists such as Saioa Hernández, Anna Netrebko, Juan Jesús Rodriguez, Marina Rebeka, Artur Rucinski and Anita Racvelishvili.

Performances: July 1, 4, 8, 11, 15, and 18, 2026

Mar Morán will appear as a guest artist in ExtremeJazz, a special production by the Jazzeres Big Band, presented as part of Los Conciertos de Pedrilla 2026, the renowned concert series organized by the Provincial Council of Cáceres in the gardens of the Museo Pedrilla.

For this unique crossover performance, the soprano will perform a selection of iconic opera arias in specially arranged big band versions, sharing the stage with guest artists from the worlds of flamenco, pop and jazz. A one-of-a-kind evening where the elegance of opera meets the vibrant sound and energy of a jazz big band.

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TRIBUTE TO MANUEL DE FALLA (150º ANIVERSARY)

Mar Morán joins pianist Belén Castillo for a recital at the 11th Música en Villafranca Festival, featuring a programme devoted to Manuel de Falla, Spanish art song and zarzuela.

Presented as part of the festival's closing weekend, the recital celebrates the richness of Spain's vocal heritage through some of its most representative works.

Mar Morán will headline an Opera Gala alongside pianist, composer and conductor Pedro Halffter as part of the 11th Música en Villafranca Festival.

The programme will feature a selection of celebrated operatic works alongside songs by Pedro Halffter, bringing the festival to a close with a recital that reflects the artistic collaboration between the two musicians.

Olympia

Mar Morán will make her debut at the Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires as Olympia in the principal cast of Jacques Offenbach’s Les contes d’Hoffmann. The renowned automaton doll comes to life in the iconic production conceived by Eugenio Zanetti, first presented at the theatre in 2019 and now revived as part of the 2026 season, under the musical direction of Carlo Montanaro. She will share the stage with artists such as Jean-François Borras, Jaquelina Livieri, Marina Costa-Jackson, Dmitri Ulianov and Annalisa Stroppa. Performances on October 9, 11, 13, and 15, 2026.

Blanca

Spanish soprano Mar Morán will make her debut at the iconic Teatro de la Zarzuela during the 2026/27 season, in a particularly special year marking the theatre’s 170th anniversary.

Mar will join the cast of Las trece rosas rojas, a new opera by Cecilia Bercovich presented as a world premiere, alongside a distinguished cast of artists in one of the most special productions of the theatre’s new season.

With this debut, Mar Morán reaches a new milestone in her artistic career by joining for the first time the programming of Teatro de la Zarzuela, one of the most emblematic stages for Spanish lyric theatre. Performances: November 25,26,27,28,29 and December 2.

Mar Morán returns to Pamplona with Beethoven's Ninth Symphony

Following the success of her recent appearance in La Traviata at Auditorio Baluarte, where she stepped in as a last-minute replacement, soprano Mar Morán will return to Pamplona to perform Beethoven’s monumental Ninth Symphony as part of Fundación Baluarte’s 2026/27 season.

The Spanish soprano will join the Navarra Symphony Orchestra and the historic Orfeón Pamplonés under the musical direction of maestro Perry So in one of the season’s major symphonic-choral events.

With this new engagement, Mar Morán reunites with Pamplona audiences in a work widely regarded as one of the greatest masterpieces of the classical repertoire.

Mar Morán will take part in the 29th edition of the Max Awards for the Performing Arts, held at the iconic Teatro Romano of Mérida.

The Spanish soprano will step onto this historic stage for the first time, marking a significant milestone in her artistic career, within one of the most prestigious events in the Spanish performing arts scene.

Organized by the Fundación SGAE, the Max Awards have become the highest recognition in theatre and dance in Spain. The ceremony, conceived as a major live performance, will be broadcast nationally and internationally.

Performances: Jun 25, 26 and 27, 2026.