Hello, I'm Maria Millet
Music isn’t a choice. It’s a vocation.
Just as some people communicate with movement and words, others connect with the universe through sounds, rhythms, and their voice.
In my family, music has always run in our blood.
My maternal great-grandmother, Rosalía Garitano, was an opera singer and toured Europe giving concerts.
On my father’s side, Lluís Millet was the founder of the Orfeó Català and dedicated his life to strengthening Catalan music.
The piano was my first passion.
Between games and fun, studying scores and musical pieces was my favorite pastime.
Time passes differently when you are a pianist.
I started singing at the age of 13. I sing at home, in bars, in theaters, I give concerts, I sing for the whole world.
Soul, Brazilian music, and R&B are the rhythms that make my heart beat faster.
I trained as a singer and pianist at the School of Modern Music in Badalona, and later at the Taller de Música in Barcelona with singer Carme Canela.
Music demands hours of dedication and study, so I moved to New York, where I studied jazz and modern music at various schools, alongside musicians such as Nancy Marano, Mercedes Hall, Jean McClelland, and Justin Stoney.
And since music draws me, I ended up in Brazil, where I studied Brazilian music composition and performance with greats such as Chico Pinheiro, Fatima Guedes, Paula Santoro, and Zé Luiz Mazziotti.
In 2014, I graduated as a singing teacher from the prestigious New York Vocal Coaching school.
In 2015, I took the Vocal course specializing in Rhythm & Blues at Berklee College of Music Online.
In 2016, I completed the Professional Diploma for Contemporary Singing at The Voice College in London, England.
I am a certified Level 3 teacher from the Modern Vocal Training Institute, earning the title of Advanced Vocal Coach.
In 2021, I obtained the European Certificate in Vocal Health First Aid.
The dancing can never stop.
That’s why, in March 2022, I obtained certification in Manual Laryngeal Manipulation Therapy with Stephen Kingfrom the Voice Care Center Institute in London.
There’s only one thing I love more than singing: singing together.
Seeing the evolution of a student who learns that singing takes more than just a beautiful voice.
"I am passionate about directing children's and adult choirs, teaching voice lessons, and performing with my musical groups. This is my life story, and I invite you to come sing with me."
Meet the team
A singer and actress from Barcelona, she began her musical career at age 5 as part of the choir on the television program «El Club Super 3» until she was 13, recording annual albums and performing at the «Festa dels Súpers» and «La Marató de TV3.»
She has performed several roles as a singer on CDs, commercials, concerts, and musicals.
She was a finalist in the latest edition of the TV3 program «OH HAPPY DAY» with the musical group SOUND SIX, releasing the album MOMENTS and touring throughout Catalonia.
She also participated in the Telecinco program «FACTOR X» with the vocal group UNA.
Passionate about teaching, she has been teaching for four years, currently combining this with the shows «Broadway a cappella» and «Orquesta Junior’s.»
She has studied music theory and piano for five years at the Badalona Conservatory, as well as musical theatre for three years at the Coco Comín and Aulas schools in Barcelona.
Her academic career also includes studies in the Estill Voice Training and Complete Vocal Technique methods.
Actress, singer, and creator born in 1998 in Barcelona.
She has received musical training as a singer and pianist at various centers and is pursuing a professional degree at the Taller de Músics.
She graduated from the Advanced Studies in Dramatic Arts, specializing in musical theater, at the Institut del Teatre de Barcelona.
She premiered her creative show ARTEMIS at the 2024 Grec Festival at the Teatre Condal, where it will also perform in the fall season.
She has worked as an actress and pianist in the musicals Golfus de Roma (FOCUS, 2021–2023), La filla del mar (FOCUS, 2022), with the group Versión Imposible (2019–2022), and in the TV3 de Catalunya gala Aixeca el Teló 2023, in addition to having participated as a singer in various projects and record labels.
She has a strong command of English, having completed an intensive acting program in London with Gary Condes(acting coach for HBO and Netflix series, among others), and is currently working on her first studio album, scheduled for release in 2025.
She is currently completing a Bachelor’s Degree in Speech Therapy at the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya and training in Gestalt psychology in Barcelona.
She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Musical Theater from the Aules School (2019), an Intensive Degree in Musical Theater from the London School of Musical Theatre (2015), and a Pre-Musical Degree from the Coco Comín School (2013).
She studied music theory, harmony, and piano at the Taller de Músics in Barcelona and holds an official certification in the Estill Voice Craft method (levels 1 and 2) as well as advanced degrees from ABRSM.
Her most recent work includes the Broadway al Liceu concert directed by Manu Guix and Àngel Llàcer (2021), her own Michael Jackson Tribute project, “WHO IS IT” (2021), the musical “Desde mi ventana (From My Window)” (2021), the musical “Little Shop of Horrors” at the Coliseum Theater under the direction of Àngel Llàcer and Manu Guix, and other musicals such as Rent, Broadway a Cappella, and Carrie (2018), where she played the title role.
She currently combines her academic training with her teaching and vocal coaching work.
Graduated in Choral Conducting and Vocal Pedagogy from the Amadeo Roldán Provincial Conservatory in Havana.
Member of the vocal quartet Gema 4 (third voice, arrangements).
Gema 4 has performed in various internationally renowned venues such as the Massachusetts Arts Festival, L’Elysée Montmartre (Paris), and The Bottom Line (New York).
They also participated in the film Buenavista Social Club by filmmaker Wim Wenders.
Their discography includes, among others: “Grandes boleros a cappella” (five stars on the Le Monde de la Musique list) and “Te voy a dar” (EGREM of Cuba Award for Best Vocal Music Album of 1996).
Michèle works as musical director and vocal coach for the group Ol’Green (finalists of the first edition of the TV3 program “Oh Happy Day” and winners of the ARC Breakthrough Artist Award 2014 – La Vanguardia).
She also participated as a vocal coach in the television competition “Oh Happy Day 3” and is currently the singing teacher for the fourth edition of the same program.
Her teaching experience includes vocal music workshops for numerous groups and events such as the Cor de Noies de l’Orfeó Català, the Federació d’Entitats Corals de Catalunya, and the Girona A Cappella Festival.
Actress, singer, and teacher. Throughout her professional career she has combined acting, music, and dance, along with a passion for teaching everything she learned, job after job. As an actress she has worked in films such as «Yo soy la Juani» by Bigas Luna and «Los amantes pasajeros» by Pedro Almodóvar; in television she has worked on various series such as «Com si fos ahir,» «Pop ràpid,» and «Ventdelplà,» among others. As a musical theater singer, notable roles include Ali and Lisa in the musical «Mamma Mia» in Barcelona, and as a singer she is one of the three founding members of the all-female soul band Scarlets. She currently also teaches in the arts-focused baccalaureate program, part of the wonderful initiative by the Primavera Sound Foundation, teaching the first-year course «Create Your Own Music Festival.» At the various arts and music schools where she has worked, including the Escola Superior del Taller de Músics, AULES, and Vocal Coach Barcelona, among others, she has taught subjects such as vocal technique, choral singing, song interpretation, and musical theater.
Is a Cantabrian singer, pianist, and composer based in Barcelona. She began her musical studies at age 9, specializing in classical piano, completing ten years of training until she obtained her professional music degree at the Jesús de Monasterio Conservatory. Throughout her adolescence she began to show interest in composition and modern singing, and entered several competitions, in which she was awarded Best Composition for Chamber Music as part of Constitution Day in the City of Santander (2003), as well as receiving the Young Promise Award and placing as third finalist in the 4th Modern Singing Competition, also in her hometown (2006). At age 16 she received her first singing lessons with the renowned countertenor José Antonio Maza. At 17, after various occasional professional experiences, she landed a job as a solo singer in an orchestra, which allowed her to gain stage experience and save up to make the move to Barcelona. Once in the Catalan capital, she decided to switch her specialty to singing and began her studies at the Taller de Músics, the school where she graduated in modern music and jazz. Since then she has worked steadily at various private and public schools as a teacher of singing, piano, music theory, choral singing, and combo. This experience in teaching sparked her interest in speech therapy. She eventually pursued these studies through to graduation at the UAB, where she earned Highest Honors for her research project on mixed voice. Alongside her training and professional life as a teacher, she has performed in numerous theaters and on stages as a solo singer and pianist, as well as with various pop, rock, soul, and jazz groups such as Black Nibble, Think Twice, and Mister Soul, and alongside artists including Fermín Muguruza, Michelle McCain, Sara Pi, and Erico Moreira, among others. She has made numerous recordings for film, television, and radio. She has also taken part in one-off shows such as I Sing a Song About Bananas (A Tropical Night with Xavier Cugat), part of the Grec Festival, and was the lead voice in Imelda, a short film directed by Kike Maíllo that won a Goya Award. In 2019 she took part in the sixth season of the popular television talent show La Voz as a member of the vocal trio Gavana, on Luis Fonsi’s team. In 2023 she released her first album, composed, written, and produced entirely by herself, titled Resiliencia, performing it at the Música en Grande Festival as the opening act for Pablo Alborán, as well as at the Porta Ferrada Festival. With this work she established an artistic identity centered on personal resilience, self-affirmation, and contemporary sensibility, blending pop foundations with atmospheric production that prioritizes narrative depth. Since completing her speech therapy studies, she has continued training in various complementary disciplines and is currently in the final year of Functional Vocal Anatomy, a branch of the Feldenkrais Method for voice professionals, under the guidance of Javi Prieto. This is a somatic education methodology based on the relationship between movement, body awareness, and neurological learning, aimed at improving mobility, reducing tension, and optimizing the way a person sings and perceives their body. Eva currently balances her work on stage with her role as a therapist specializing in vocal rehabilitation and as a singing teacher at Vocal Coach Barcelona.
La Fra is the artistic identity of Italian singer-songwriter Francesca Frigeri Ferretti. Based in Barcelona, she fuses Gypsy Jazz, Global Folk, and Brazilian and Latin American influences, shaped by a warm, smoky contralto voice, often compared to that of Lhasa de Sela.
Her songs explore femininity, transformation, roots, and our connection to nature, combining a personal narrative with a global musical vocabulary and theatrical sensibility.
La Fra is a co-founder of the World Music band Saffran! and a member of the duo Akajú and the all-female sextet Maracuyá. She has collaborated with artists such as Luiz Murá, Carola Ortiz, Jabu Morales (Ayom), and Cindy Pooch, among others. She is also a programmer (such as for the WOMB World Music Barcelona series), and for the past two years, she has been a vocal coach at María Millet’s Vocal Coach Barcelona school, where she discovered her passion for helping others find their own voice. Beyond music, she is a versatile and curious creator: always exploring, always experimenting, always transforming.
I am a Danish singer, songwriter, and actress based in Barcelona since 2001.
I studied theater and acting at La Riereta (2001–2003), modern music and jazz at L’Aula del Conservatori Liceuwith a specialization in singing (2004–2008), and electronic music production at Microfusa (2011–2012).
I have released three solo albums under my artistic alter ego Miss Q, touring throughout Europe with this project.
I have collaborated as a vocalist on numerous publications and with bands of different styles, ranging from pop, jazz, and Brazilian chanson to experimental electronic music and avant-garde cabaret.
I have been composing and producing music for over a decade for a wide variety of projects within the performing arts — theater, circus, dance, and more.
As a musician and actress, I have been a regular contributor to the physical theater company loscorderos.sc and am an integral part of the machine theater company Antigua i Barbuda.
With both companies, I have toured extensively throughout the Iberian Peninsula and around the world, performing at festivals such as Temporada Alta, El Grec, La Mercé, Singapore International Festival of Arts, H22 City Expo, Santiago A Mil, Frinje, Sevilla feSt, Maker Faire, and more.
Together with David Climent (loscorderos.sc), I created the musical and performance duo Animal Vegetal.
For over 15 years, I have combined my artistic work with teaching singing and vocal techniques.
I have always been passionate about helping each student find their own voice and develop it to its full potential.
I’m an Italian-Catalan from Turin, and at the age of 20, I decided to come to Barcelona, my second home, to pursue my passion: singing and acting.
I trained at several musical theater schools in the city, such as Memory and Eòlia.
At that time, I went on a theater tour with a school theater show with the Chamber Theater Company, featuring the play “Poe’s Tales.”
Over time, I continued my training by taking various refresher courses in singing (with Mone Teruel, Carme Canela,and Helen Rowson, among others) and acting (with Àlex Rigola, Txiki Berrondo, among others).
I took Estill Voice Training (Level 1 and 2) at the Aules School in Barcelona.
I combine my training with teaching acting to teenagers in high schools.
I was an acting coach assistant on the film “Herois,” directed by Pau Freixas.
Assistant director for the musical “Tiempo a tempo” by Gema 4, directed by Clara Manyós (2022).
Additional training: two courses in music theory and piano at the Badalona Municipal Conservatory.
Currently, I’m having a blast with my band, singing jazz, swing, and blues standards.
I’m also part of a women’s choir singing world music, directed by Maria Millet.
