

Deeply committed to her roots, Chiesa feels a great passion for performing and promoting the Puerto Rican vocal repertoire.
Adrinelle Chiesa García is a Puerto Rican soprano and oboist, recognized by Opera News for her "technical brilliance and dramatic commitment." She has performed at Lincoln Center as Alice in Puzzles and Games by Unsuk Chin and as a soloist in Luciano Berio's Sinfonia, both productions with Mannes Opera and Mannes Orchestra.
Among her most recent performances is the role of Maria in West Side Story at the American Gothic Performing Arts Festival in Iowa and Zerlina in Don Giovanni with The Opera Next Door in Brooklyn. She also participated in the New York premieres of David T. Little's Vinkensport and Sarah Kirkland Snider's Hildegard with Mannes Opera and the Mannes Orchestra. She was a guest artist on WQXR in the recital From Canon to Creation: A Celebration of Mannes Opera and has performed twice as a soloist with the Puerto Rico Symphony Orchestra.
Deeply committed to her roots, Chiesa has a great passion for performing and promoting the Puerto Rican vocal repertoire. Her artistic work includes a three-song cycle titled Tres Poetisas Borincanas (Three Puerto Rican Poets), based on poems by Puerto Rican poets Lolita Lebrón, Lola Rodríguez de Tió, and Trina Padilla de Sanz, created in collaboration with pianist and composer Sergio Cordero.