The professional career of Wilma Cedeño, a graduate of Pedagogical Sciences from UCAB, Venezuela, is a solid testament to her firm commitment to music education and the advancement of choral art. Her training at the Vicente Emilio Sojo Conservatory in Barquisimeto, Venezuela, where she taught a wide range of theoretical and practical disciplines, established her as a key figure in music pedagogy. Her postgraduate studies in Latin American Musicology and orchestral conducting, coupled with her extensive experience in prestigious educational institutions, demonstrate a tireless pursuit of academic and professional excellence. Beyond her teaching skills, her participation in prestigious vocal groups such as the Schola Cantorum of Venezuela and the Coral Fundación Empresas Polar demonstrates her exceptional interpretive ability and her capacity to collaborate on high-level musical projects. Her role as a founding member of the Simón Bolívar Symphonic Choir of El Sistema underscores her dedication to innovation and the promotion of Venezuelan musical talent. Furthermore, her leadership as director of various choral ensembles, including those of the Vicente Emilio Sojo Conservatory and the Homines Urbi Ensemble, reflects her artistic vision and strong leadership skills. Currently, her position as Coordinator of the Choral Department of El Sistema Texas and founding director of the Novum Symfono Ensemble continues to foster musical education and artistic development. Her career has demonstrated a life dedicated to fostering the development of musical talent and enriching the cultural landscape.