She, for her part used her light, clear sound effectively, with no signs of strain up to high D in the climactic passage.None— Robert Croan • Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Soprano Lisette Oropesa made a pleasing debut as the suffering AmaliaNone— Charles T. Downey • Washington Post
Lisette Oropesa, who made everyone fall in love with her right from the outset in her company debut. Nothing in the evening surpassed her rendition of “Deh vieni, non tardar” in Act IV, in which she spun strands of magic in the evening air.None— James M. Keller • Santa Fe New Mexican
Soprano Lisette Oropesa was brilliant in Handel's lively “Da tempeste,” hitting the best high notes of the night and showing signs of being an opera star on the riseNone— David Hendricks • My San Antonio
...beautifully sung from offstage by Lisette Oropesa.None— Vivien Schweitzer • New York Times
Oropesa also has, perhaps more noticably for some, a pure light lyric soprano that is as balanced and classically expressive as recent decades have seen.None— JSU • An Unamplified Voice
The soprano Lisette Oropesa made a fresh-faced and innocent Pamina. Her aria Ach, ich fühl’s, sung as she believes Tamino no longer loves her, was genuinely moving, with quietly intense high notes and assured, unforced articulation of quick passages.None— David Fleshler • South Florida Classical Review