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Meet Martín Solá: A Passionate Artist Who Brings Stories to Life
For over 30 years, Martín Solá has been captivating audiences as an actor, singer, and educator in the vibrant arts scene of New York City. With a heart full of passion and a voice that resonates with every note, Martín currently on Broadway in the celebrated show Buena Vista Social Club. But that’s just the tip of the iceberg—his talent has also shined in the groundbreaking production How to Dance in Ohio in 2023, and as a proud member of the Tony Award-winning Broadway Inspirational Voices since 2019.
2022 was a huge year for Martín, with his standout role as Father Russo in the hit Netflix series Archive 81, where he won over viewers. He also made memorable guest appearances on popular TV shows like FBI (CBS), where he portrayed IAB Captain Jerome Garibaldi, and Law & Order: SVU (NBC) as Angél Garcés. To top it off, he worked on the short film December and the feature film Benji’s Hour, both directed by talented filmmakers Mae Mann and Gabriel Kahane, respectively.
But it’s not just about the stage and screen for Martín. He’s a dedicated educator, teaching singing at Yale University’s Shen Curriculum for Musical Theater (2020 - 2023), the Institute for American Musical Theater, and maintaining a private voice studio for over 30 years. Alongside his wife, Michelle Liu Coughlin, he also shares his knowledge of acting, passing on his wisdom to the next generation of performers.
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Exciting News:
If you haven’t seen Archive 81, you’re in for a treat—Martín’s portrayal of Father Russo captivated audiences and helped keep the show at the top of Netflix’s charts for weeks. You can also catch his appearances on FBI and Law & Order: SVU, both from January 2022.
may I take it your plate?
A Personal Project:
In 2020, Martín took on a new challenge by writing, directing, and starring in his first short film, May I Take It Your Plate?. The film, produced by his wife Michelle, won Best Short and Best Actor awards at both the International Puerto Rican Heritage Film Festival and the NYC Downtown Short Film Festival. It’s a whimsical and thought-provoking tale about a struggling artist facing a tough decision—whether to compromise his integrity or pursue an opportunity.
Martín’s work is all about creating stories that resonate and connect. He’s not just an artist; he’s someone who invites you into his world, and he’s grateful for every moment spent sharing his passion with you.
Stay tuned for more from this talented performer who continues to light up stages and screens, always bringing heart, depth, and authenticity to every role.