Cristina Ramos
Roles
Singer · Classical singer
Genres
Opera and zarzuela · Rock · Pop · Bolero · Funk
Instruments
Voice
Activity
2006

Music career

She trained in voice in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria while combining classical repertoire with contemporary singing. Before reaching an international television audience, she worked in bands, musicals, zarzuela and classical recitals, and was Braulio's regular backing singer from 2006 to 2015. She won Got Talent España in 2016 and La Voz México in 2018, later reaching the Top 5 of America’s Got Talent: The Champions and receiving David Foster's Golden Buzzer on World’s Got Talent China.

Contribution

Her distinctive profile rests on a deliberate crossover between classical training and widely accessible popular formats. That combination has allowed her to represent a contemporary Canarian voice in international competitions, concerts and stage productions.

Style

Her work alternates classical projection with contemporary vocal techniques, shifting between opera, symphonic rock, pop, funk and bolero. Stagecraft and vocal contrast are central to her shows.

Repertoire

Her documented repertoire includes zarzuela and opera, original shows such as Rock Talent and Bolerock, the singles Loca, We Can't Know, Tu nombre and Survivors, and the album Superstar.

Legacy

Her career shows a contemporary path for linking classical training, popular music, television and live performance without reducing an artistic identity to a single genre.

Canary Islands connection

She was born, trained and lives in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Her career includes performances on the island, collaborations with Canarian artists and projects broadcast by Televisión Canaria.

Works and recordings

2020

Survivors

A symphonic-rock production composed by Óscar Navarro.

2021

El progreso

A performance with timple player and composer Benito Cabrera.

Timeline

  1. Got Talent España

    She wins the competition and expands the international audience for her classical-and-rock approach.

  2. La Voz México

    She becomes the first foreign winner of the Mexican competition.

  3. Superstar

    She releases her debut studio album and brings Rock Talent to Madrid's Gran Vía.

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