Martín Nusspaumer is a Uruguayan operatic tenor.,^[1] born in Juan Lacaze, Colonia, Uruguay.^[2]

Nusspaumer has performed as a soloist with orchestras and opera companies including Miami Symphony,^[3] Charleston Symphony,^[4] Ankara's Presidential Symphony Orchestra,^[5] Odessa Philharmonic,^[6] Orchestra Firenze, Philharmonic of Montevideo,^[7] the South Florida Symphony Orchestra^[8] and Istanbul Symphony Orchestra.^[9]

Nusspaumer has had principal roles in operas including La bohème,^[10] Carmen,^[11] Lucia di Lammermoor,^[12] La traviata,^[13] Madama Butterfly,^[14] Eugene Onegin,^[15] La battaglia di Legnano,^[16] Don Giovanni,^[17] "Thais,^[18] Nabucco,^[19] and L'elisir d'amore. He is also active in the zarzuela genre including Luisa Fernanda,^[20] La tabernera del puerto,^[21] Katiuska, la mujer rusa [es] by Pablo Sorozábal,^[22] and Cecilia Valdés^[23] and has promoted this genre around the United States.^{[24][25][26][27]}

His performances have drawn accolades for powerful top notes, earning a reputation as a tenor with a clarion notes.^[28][29]

Nusspaumer studied in Montevideo^[30] at the Municipal School of Music and National School of Lyrical Art and received an artist diploma from the School of the Arts in Charleston, South Carolina.^[31] He graduated from the Florida Grand Opera's Young Artist Program^[32] and was a finalist in the Palm Beach Opera Vocal Competition and the Southern Region Auditions of the Metropolitan Opera.^[33]

Nusspaumer resides in South Florida with his wife, mezzo-soprano María Antúnez,^[34][35] and daughter Amelia^[36][37]