Camila Pérez Lacha is an Argentinian choral and orchestral conductor, singer, and music educator currently based in Sydney.

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With over ten years of experience in music education and six years of professional performance experience, Camila has worked with youth, amateur and professional ensembles, as well as individual singers of different ages and levels. Her approach to music-making combines strong technical foundations with creativity, connection, and a genuine enjoyment of singing together.

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In Argentina, she founded and directed Anthorium Vocal, an award-winning choral project dedicated to bringing the music of women composers to the stage. The project received several grants and artistic awards and led to the recording of two choral albums, one featuring original music.

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Since moving to Sydney, Camila has continued to develop her work as a conductor, performer, and teacher. She currently directs the Crows Nest Community Choir, teaches private singing and musicianship lessons, and performs as a soprano with the Sydney Philharmonia Choirs at the Sydney Opera House.

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She is passionate about creating musical spaces where people can learn, connect, and express themselves through music, with a particular focus on vocal health developing each singer’s confidence and musical independence.