is a dynamic and versatile performer known for his magnetic stage presence, warm vocal timbre, and compelling character work. With a passion for storytelling and a commitment to artistic authenticity, he has brought a wide range of iconic roles to life across stages throughout the United States.

Recent performances include Zarzuetta in the Northern California premiere of Zorro with Opera San José (also covering the role of Octavio Rivera y Moncada), Escamillo in Carmen with Shreveport Opera, and Papageno in The Magic Flute with Winter Opera St. Louis, where critics praised his "consistently amusing" portrayal and "hearty baritone." Other notable appearances include Marcello in La bohème with First Coast Opera and Marchese d’Obigny in La Traviata.

Valenzuela’s performances are distinguished by a rare combination of vocal richness, comedic instinct, and emotional sincerity, whether embodying heroic, romantic, or light-hearted roles. He is dedicated to making opera accessible, vibrant, and deeply resonant for today's audiences.

Upcoming engagements and recent highlights reflect a career marked by versatility, depth, and a genuine love for the craft of performance.