Venezuelan singer and poet Lotty Ipinza dies at 67

This Sunday the demise of the Venezuelan Lotty Ipinza Rincón, poet and lyric singer (soprano) at 67 years of age, was revealed. This was reported by the Minister of Widespread Energy for Tradition, Ernesto Villegas, via his account on the social community Twitter @VillegasPoljak, the place he expressed “I be a part of the remorse of the Venezuelan inventive neighborhood for the departure of Lotty Ipinza Rincón, poet and lyrical singer (soprano), from #Valencia, #Carabobo. My condolences to his sister Frezia Ipinza and different household and buddies ”.

The lyrical singer (soprano) and poet Lotty Ipinza Rincón was born in Valencia, Edo. Carabobo, on April 9, 1953. He studied on the Juan José Landaeta Faculty of Music in Caracas, on the Nationwide Conservatory of the Nationwide College in Bogotá, on the Tchaikovski Conservatory in Moscow and on the Santa Cecilia Conservatory in Rome. In Paris he frequented IRCAM. He studied Philosophy and Literature in a self-taught approach.

Ipinza Rincón, inaugurated the Teresa Carreño Theater in Caracas with the opera Aída, by Verdi. He sang opera, oratorios, Latin American songs, and up to date music. He runs his personal singing faculty. Along with the Caracas soprano Fedora Alemán (1912-2018), he based the Vocal Method Workshop Fedora Alemán (1990) in Caracas, and has revealed poetry within the Literary Paper of the newspaper El Nacional. He participated within the First World Poetry Competition 2004 and the VIII World Poetry Competition 2011 in Caracas.

Amongst his poetic works is ALTERACIONES (Aphorisms) Caracas, Editorial Paracelso, 1992, 111 p. VAST SHADOWS and NOCTURNO DIALOGUE (Poetry) Caracas, Monte Avila Editores Latinoamericana., 2004. 92 p.