Singing is one of our primary instincts. It is something we do in our moments of joy, in our moments of sorrow, in our moments of stress. It is in our cultures, in our blood. Our mothers once sang to calm us down when we were kids, and sometimes, our most precious memories have their own ”soundtracks” attached.

As we grow old, society pushes us to be silent members, creating fear and even trauma about our voices to the point when people don't want to be heard singing or speaking in front of others, and this paralyzes what should be a pure moment of joy.

Understanding and loving YOUR own voice is a process that implies effort and self-knowledge and cannot be rushed or imposed.

In the words of the singer Cecilia Bartoli,” The voice is an instrument that you really must take time to develop. It's like a good red wine. Give it time”

My Mission is to help you unleash the FULL potential of YOUR voice, so no one can ever stop you.

Ismael Ordaz