ROYÁN, Isabel

Composer, orchestrator and sound designer, Isabel Royán was born in Málaga, where she obtained her Music Composition Degree from the Conservatory of Málaga, as well as a Professional Piano degree and a degree in Communication (Journalism) from the University of Málaga. She obtained Suma Cum Laude with her final composition project Tríptico, a concert work for alto saxophone and symphonic orchestra. She has received specialized training in film scoring and scoring for video games at Pacific Northwest Film Scoring Program (Seattle Film Institute, Washington), under the guidance of the awarded composer Hummie Mann, among others. She has also a Master’s Degree in Composition for Media and Video Games (Katarina Gurska Center, Madrid) and a Master’s Degree in Musical Heritage/Ethnomusicology and Flamenco Music (International University of Andalucía). She obtained Suma Cum Laude in both master’s dissertations.

Royán has been honored as nominee for Best Original Soundtrack at several awards such as Berlanga Awards ('Olvido', 2023), Carmen Awards (‘Las chicas de la estación’, 2025, and Alimañas', 2024), Fimucinema Awards ('La pequeña leona', 'Paraíso en llamas' 2021, 'Emilio Prados, cazador de nubes', 2022), Astarté Awards ('Princesa', 2022) or Spanish Film Scoring Awards ('Emilio Prados', 2023).