Enes Pektas

Enes Pektaş, a baritone hailing from Turkey, embarked on his musical journey at Mersin Fine Arts High School, initially with the cello. It was the inspiration drawn from his brother, Metehan Pektaş, a Tenor, that ignited his passion for opera. Enes went on to earn his Bachelor’s degree in Opera Performance from Istanbul University State Conservatory. At the tender age of 21, he marked his debut at Istanbul Sureyya Opera and Ballet, portraying the role of Argante in G.F. Handel’s ‘Rinaldo.’ In the same year, he humbly secured the 2nd prize at the Istanbul Baroque Competition. Post-graduation, Enes was honored to receive a full scholarship to the Vinceró Academy. Here, he dedicated himself to studying roles like Count Almaviva in ‘Le Nozze di Figaro,’ Marcello in ‘La Bohème,’ and Belcore i