Lourdes Ambriz, Mexican soprano and singing voice of Belle in ‘Beauty and the Beast,’ dies at 64

The famous Mexican Soprano and the Singing Voice in the Spanish version of “Beauty and the Monster”, at the age of 64.

The National Institute of Fine Arts and Literature (InBal) emphasized the death of Amberaz on their social media accounts, saying that they “express our deepest condolences to her family and colleagues and the artistic community of this that cannot be compensated.”

Ambrez died on August 28. The official cause of her death was not immediately known, but the local media reported that it was due to cancer.

Amberaz was the sound of singing for the 1991 Spanish version of “Beauty and the Monster”.

She was a major figure in the Mexican Opera and was known for its extensive ammunition, which included the opera, the oako, the music of the room, the Renaissance and the contemporary music.

Her career spanned more than four decades, and performance in stages throughout Europe. America, Africa and the Middle East.

Ambriz was a member of the Cantantes Solista de Bellas Arses collection and won the Bellas Arts medal in music in 2023, the highest discrimination granted by INBAL, for its contributions to music.

She was a single musician in Dallas and San Francisco Orchestra, the National Center for Arts in Canada, the Simon Bolivar Orchestra in Venezuela, Deutsche Cameraki, and the Prago Opera and Ardeti Quartet.

Ambrez was the coach of the Pilas Arts Opera and studied singing at the Fine Arts School at the University of Panamerikana.