Discover the Talents of Martín Solá: A True Broadway Artist

Martín Solá’s incredible journey in the arts has taken him from Broadway stages to prestigious theater companies, captivating audiences with his range and passion. You may have seen him shine on Broadway in productions like On Your Feet!, the Tony Award-winning The King and I, Coram Boy, and Baz Luhrmann’s La Bohème. He’s also worked with renowned institutions such as New York City Opera, The Public Theater, City Center Encores!, and Roundabout Theatre Company.

But that's not all—Martín has been part of the Tony Award-winning Broadway Inspirational Voices since 2019, sharing his soulful voice with fans and fellow performers alike. He’s also had the honor of being a featured artist with The New York Pops at Carnegie Hall during the Bernstein Festival and has even had the privilege of singing on television for the legendary Andrea Bocelli.

Career Highlights:

• In 2019, Martín performed at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in the world premiere of This Play Is Not About Monica Lewinsky by Dianne Nora, a unique and exciting experience.
• He toured China in 2018, performing in The Orphan of Zhao at The Beijing Music Festival, a remarkable international opportunity.
• Martín was proud to be a member of the distinguished Shakespeare Lab at The Public Theater, deepening his craft and knowledge of the classics.
• He appeared Off-Broadway in the world premiere of All Eyes and Ears by Rogelio Martínez, where he brought fresh energy to new works.
• And in recognition of his powerful performance, Martín earned a nomination for Best Actor in a Play by BroadwayWorld.com for his role as Luís Trescante in Olives and Blood at Connecticut Repertory Theatre.

Martín’s career is a true testament to his versatility, dedication, and passion for the arts. Whether on the grand Broadway stage, touring internationally, or bringing new work to life Off-Broadway, he’s always ready to share his craft with audiences around the world.

Thank you for joining him on this incredible journey—you’ll want to stay tuned for what comes next!