Francisco Salazar is the Lead Publisher at OperaWire. He specializes in arts and entertainment, with a focus on music, theater, and film, and has a rich background in journalism that includes covering major events like the New York and Tribeca Film Festivals. Francisco's work has been featured in Deloitte, RING TV LIVE, Boxing Scene, NewsBreak, and OperaWire.
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Francisco Salazar's work is predominantly focused on the entertainment industry, particularly opera and live performances. His coverage includes event announcements, press releases, and private sector announcements related to opera and sports.
If you are planning an opera performance or festival or have significant cast changes within the world of opera, Francisco would likely be interested in covering those events. Additionally, if you represent a well-known figure in the opera world who has recent career developments or noteworthy achievements to announce, reaching out to Francisco could be beneficial.
Given that his focus seems primarily centered on specific events within the entertainment industry rather than broader trends or analysis pieces; he may not frequently cover generalized trend stories but instead prioritize specific events happening within the realm of opera.
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The Seattle Symphony has announced Malaysian conductor Tengku Irfan as its new assistant conductor.
By: Francisco Salazar
Opera Colorado and the American Guild of Musical Artists (AGMA) have announced their first-ever collective bargaining agreement.
By: Francisco Salazar
On July 8, a federal appeals court denied President Trump's request to stop the removal of his name from the Kennedy Center.
By: Francisco Salazar
On Episode 17 of the OperaWire Podcast, Francisco Salazar and Afton Markay speak to Dr. Rachel Copeland & Scott Skiba about raising a child in the opera industry while traveling around the world.
By: Francisco Salazar
OperaWire spoke about to the maestro about “I Puritani,” his collaboration with Lisette Oropesa and his passion for Bel Canto music.
The Festival Aix-en-Provence has announced a cast change for its recital on July 17, 2026.
This week, the Santa Fe Opera is set to open a revival production of "Eugene Onegin" with a cast of rising stars including Mattia Olivieri, who will sing the title role.
By: Francisco Salazar
On July 2, OperaVision is set to stream Verdi's “Falstaff” from the Gran Teatre del Liceu.
After “Il Turco in Italia” premiered in New York in 1826, the work has rarely been performed with some productions at the New York City Opera and the Juilliard School. However, in Europe it has been revived to great acclaim at many of the most prestigious theaters in the world including the Teatro alla Scala, Royal Opera House, and Teatro {…}
The Sumi Jo International Singing Competition has announced its 2026 winners.
