Fabiola Quezada

 Fabiola Quezada is a lyric soprano that brings together a passion for language and music. Her most recent performances include The Magic Flute with Opera San Antonio 2025, Austin Lyric Opera Chorus in the Gala of the Stars 2025, and soloist performances with LOLA Opera of Austin 2025. She was also invited to perform in a special ceremony for Relics of St. Theresa at the Carmelites Monastery. She recently sang for the UTSA Foreign Languages departments French Film Festival and has supported the Alliance Française singing French National Anthem at the French Legion of Honor Induction Ceremony at Fort Sam Houston 2024.

Her versatility as an artist was recently showcased in the role of Vivian in the world premiere of Nathan Felix’s contemporary and immersive opera Glory Gone (2025). She participated in the Opera San Antonio Young Artist Program (2024) mastering zarzuela repertoire under the guidance of Pablo Zinger. Her close collaboration with Dottie Randall has allowed her to grow further as an artist, musician and performer. She also recently performed with the Austin Creative Alliance open house songs by San Antonio composer Nathan Felix.

Fabiola has performed with South Texas Lyric Opera Her as The Mother in Amahl and the Night Visitors, with Zarzuela Di Sí as Mariana in Luisa Fernanda, and Nedda from I Pagliacci with Center Stage Opera in Philadelphia and covered Rosalinde role for Washington Opera Camerata. She was a regular performer at the In Series Opera for various seasons and various performances in the US and Mexico. She has trained at the Opera Vivente Academy in Baltimore, Atlantic Coast Opera Festival and Crittenden Opera Studio in Washington D.C. Fabiola is a graduate of the University of Maryland in French Studies.