Vicente Parrilla - Rrecorder & Direction

Born in Seville in 1977, Vicente Parrilla studied the recorder at Seville’s conservatory with Guillermo Peñalver. At the age of 17 he moved to The Netherlands to study first with Jeanette van Wingerden at The Hague's Koninklijk Conservatorium and later with Walter van Hauwe at the Conservatorium van Amsterdam, where he graduated in 2001, and back in Spain he completed his studies with Pedro Memelsdorff at the Esmuc (Barcelona).

Besides directing More Hispano's projects, Vicente has collaborated with ensembles such as Istabba, The Royal Wind Music Consort, Capella de Ministrers, Orphenica Lyra, Accademia del Piacere, Orquesta Barroca de Sevilla and Sinfónica de Madrid, performing in Spain, United Kingdom, Ireland, Holland, Austria, Czech Republic, Portugal, Germany and Slovenia.

Raquel Andueza - Soprano

Born in Pamplona, she started her singing studies at the conservatory of Pamplona (Spain), continuing her training later on at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama (London), where she obtained the Bachelor of Music's degree. She assiduously collaborates with several ensembles such as El Concierto Español, Orquesta Barroca de Sevilla, Lyra Baroque Orchestra of Minneapolis, Al Ayre Español, Vaghi Concenti, Academia de Música Antigua de la Universidad de Salamanca and More Hispano, among others, being a regular member of Los Mvsicos de Sv Alteza and a founder member of La Trulla de Bozes, with whom she was a prizewinner at the XXXVI Festival Van Vlaanderen (Brugge, Belgium), besides participating at the I Young Artist Presentation at Antwerpen's International Music Festival. Since 2003 she is member of the vocal quartet La Colombina, and since 2004 she sings in the group Orphénica Lyra. She performs as soloist at the main festivals and halls of Europe and has made a number of recordings for French, Belgium, German, Swiss and Spanish radios, as well as for Glossa, Verso and Harmonia Mundi labels. Her next projects include concerts in Spain, England, Austria, Belgium, Maroc, Portugal, Switzerland, Mexico, Italy, Holland and Germany.