Pablo Pomales-Ojeda - a native of Puerto Rico, earned his music degree from the Conservatory of Music in Puerto Rico. While in Puerto Rico, he performed numerous roles for tenor to include “Monostatos” in Die Zauberflote (W.A. Mozart), and “Kaspar” in Amahl and the Night Visitors (Gian Carlo Menotti). With the Puerto Rico Symphony he performed The Sancti Nicolai Mass (J. Haydn) and the Mass in F (Domenico Zipoli). With Opera de Puerto Rico Company, he was Chorus Master for La Traviata (G. Verdi) and Carmen (G. Bizet). With Shreveport Opera in Louisiana, he performed the roles of “Peter” in Jesus Christ Superstar (A. Lloyd Weber), “Benvolio” in Romeo et Juliette (C. Gounod), “The Second Nazarene” in Salome (Richard Strauss) and was guest soloist for The Times Fourth of July Celebration. Upon arriving in Jacksonville he joined the Jacksonville Symphony in the opera production of La Boheme (G. Puccini) as “Parpignol, the toy vendor”. In 2008, he returned to participate with the Jacksonville Symphony in the opera production of La Traviata (G. Verdi) as “Giuseppe”. He has performed as vocal soloist for The Palm Courts Society Orchestra.