From her early debut as Zerlina in Paris to her triumphant Countess at the Salzburg Festival, soprano Adriana González has embodied the spirit of Mozart's women with striking depth and grace. Now, in collaboration with conductor Iñaki Encina Oyón and the acclaimed Ensemble Diderot, she presents a dazzling exploration of Mozart and his contemporaries through the lens of historical performance. At the heart of the album is González’s signature role, the Countess Almaviva, but the journey goes far beyond. Inspired by the 18th-century soprano Adriana Ferrarese—Mozart’s original Fiordiligi—this programme revives rare arias and rediscovered gems that showcase González’s radiant lyric voice and dramatic finesse. Rondos for Adriana is not just a collection of arias—it's a tribute to the art of interpretation, to Mozart’s timeless genius, and to the woman who first brought his music to life.