My father, the most extraordinary singer I ever heard, who encouraged my singing with his teaching from the time that I was four years old.
Caruso himself, the most magnificent opera singer in history, visited me - in spirit - over the course of two weeks and possessed myself with both his singing voice and his spoken voice, teaching me all his technique, and offering to me the possibility to complete his unfinished mission.
I have devoted 40 years to the development and refinement of the Expansive Resonance technique of singing. I am a vocal and singing teacher for all who wish to achieve confidence in their singing. It's all "Confident Singing" because the technique I'm teaching makes the diaphragm sing and not ourselves. It's a transpersonal experience and is everyone's ulterior personal development mission.
The Spanish Tenor, Rafael Soler has walked an exclusive path since the day he decided to dedicate his entire life and follow the light of singing. Expansive Resonance, as he calls his technique, is the compilation and synthesis of how our lives depend on the purpose living inside ourselves, and that purpose (if it has conserved enough strength or can be restimulated with some missing feelings) calls to the intent to start the motor of the diaphragm, generating the necessary pressure to keep our lives - our singing - alive.
This technique allows anyone who masters it to work the knowledge of the truths, principal powers and processes that govern the realisation of singing - a patient and persistent action of our personal effort, uplifting our knowledge and the domain of our spiritual experience. Confidence comes with the air pressure from the diaphragm itself, the common denominator being that that pressure works for all styles, all ranges, all states of mind, and more, elevating all with better pitch. Confident singing is the reflection of the connection in ourselves of all the aspects in our existence - no matter if we don't know about those aspects as yet and that they are still there, awaiting our discovery.
"Now you can listen my singing, always"