An incredible show was experienced during the two performances of "Tres Voces y Una Musa" by Vive la Ópera Los Cabos. And it is that for the first time they managed to meet four of the best voices of this genre in one place.

Audience assistant: “…a wonderful world-class event…” …”the artistic quality of today is unmatched in any city, the capital of the world, I'm still a little shy of the event…”

Audience assistant: “I love music, I love opera, I love living it in Los Cabos”

Audience assistant: "...these are events that we have to keep opening here in Los Cabos so that people come..."

Under the musical direction of Doctor David Rodríguez de la Peña, the South Californian soprano Liliana del Conde, the tenors Rodrigo Petate and Jorge Fajardo, as well as the baritone Jorge Gutiérrez, in addition to the unparalleled interpretation of maestro James Pullés on the piano.

At the beginning, during the intermission and in some of the Mexican songs, the well-known director of the Independent Orchestra of Los Cabos, Félix Porras on piano and Leonardo Ronda on bass, participated.

Audience assistant: "... we had an incredible evening with wonderful voices, click, a report between them and the audience that really felt... they made us vibrate..."

Audience assistant: "...they made us sing, vibrate, remember, cry, everything..."

There were two days of opera, starting this March 4 at the Pitahayas restaurant in the Hotel Hacienda del Mar, Los Cabos, with a delicious dinner and the perfect pairing, those present enjoyed the legendary repertoire of the great tenors Plácido Domingo, Luciano Pavarotti and José Carreras who performed on different international stages.

Audience assistant: "...hopefully it will be repeated more, this is very interesting for it to reach all corners of Los Cabos, La Paz, the State."

The second presentation was on Saturday, March 5 at the Hilton Los Cabos Hotel, where the audience was able to witness a spectacular show, with the highest audio quality and the splendid interpretation of the cast of “Three Voices and a Muse”