Fernando Tarango is a professional vocalist, singer/songwriter, actor and producer.  He has produced and recorded music for MTV, VH1, the Oxygen Network and has been featured as an actor on Southern Comfort’s international ad campaign, Lingo Cops and Old Spice Pure Sport's, "Try it Love it Campaign."  As a recording artist Fernando Tarango has been featured as the solo vocalist with the Grammy Award Winning Pacific Boychoir and albums from Gregorian Chant to Gypsy Swing. 

Fernando began his professional music career at the age of 10, traveling the world, performing and recording with the American Boychoir School, in Princeton, NJ. He continued his musical studies at the University of Michigan earning his degree in Vocal Performance. While living in the San Francisco Bay Area, Fernando sang for professional ensembles such as the Pacific Boychoir Academy, Clerestory, American Bach Soloists and the San Francisco Symphony Chorus. Highlights included yearly international tours and premiering the role Mr. Bingley, in Kirke Mechem’s “Pride and Prejudice” in Davies Symphony Hall.

Fernando began his professional music career at the age of 10, traveling the world, performing and recording with the American Boychoir School, in Princeton, NJ. He continued his musical studies at the University of Michigan earning his degree in Vocal Performance. While living in the San Francisco Bay Area, Fernando sang for professional ensembles such as the Pacific Boychoir Academy, Clerestory, American Bach Soloists and the San Francisco Symphony Chorus. Highlights included yearly international tours and premiering the role, Mr. Bingley, in Kirke Mechem’s “Pride and Prejudice” in Davies Symphony Hall.

Fernando Tarango is currently living and working as a musician in his hometown of Fort Wayne, IN where he continues his graduate studies in composition and audio technology at IPFW’s Sweetwater Music Technology program. He is currently composing a ‘one man’ multimedia musical and working on his next recording project as the front man for the Americana JazzRock band, the Wickersham Bros. 

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