Juan Vizán is an Argentine baritone. He began his musical journey in Buenos Aires, receiving formal training in classical vocal performance at the Manuel de Falla Conservatory and in piano at the Astor Piazzolla Conservatory.

He currently studies with inspiring teachers in Europe, refining his skills to ensure continuous artistic growth and dedication to vocal music. His experience in ensemble, choral, and symphonic-choral music has been enriched through collaborations with ensembles such as Consensus Vocalis, the Utrecht Nieuwe Philharmonie, and the JSB Ensemble Stuttgart.

Juan has participated in various opera productions as a member of opera choirs. Notable performances include Bruid te Koop, Die Zauberflötte, Fidelio, Das Wunder der Heliane, and Orphee et Euridice with the Nederlandse Reisopera (Consensus Vocalis), as well as Medea, Andrea Chenier, Rigoletto, and La Boheme with Juventus Lyrica in Buenos Aires.

He has had the privilege of working with renowned conductors including Jos Van Veldhoven, Johannes Leertouwer, Helmuth Rilling, and Hans-Christoph Rademann, further shaping his musical path.