Lucía Zicos is an orchestral conductor who combines intellectual depth, artistic leadership, and a contemporary perspective on musical practice. She holds a Doctorate in Music from the Catholic University of Argentina. Her research on performance traditions in Il trovatore by Giuseppe Verdi reflects a line of work that integrates critical thought and stage practice within a unified artistic approach.

Her conducting is distinguished by conceptual clarity, expressive intensity, and a sound architecture of strong technical command. She trained with Guillermo Scarabino (Argentina), Thüring Bräm (Switzerland), Milen Nachev (Bulgaria), Günther Schuller (Germany), and Diego Masson (France), and was selected by Benjamin Zander to participate in his London Masterclasses at the Royal Academy of Music. This diverse training fostered a broad and flexible approach to the symphonic and operatic repertoire.