Angelique Zuluaga started her singing career with Emperatriz Figueroa at the Universidad del Valle in Cali, Colombia (South America), where she received her "Licenciatura en música". She sang with the Opera Workshops of the Universidad del Valle for seven years under the direction of professor Figueroa, interpreting many solo roles including Susana, Adina, Fiordiligi, Euridice, Norina and La Musica. In 1997 she debuted with the Valle Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Francesco Belli.

She has been a frequently invited soloist of the Dolmetsch Ensemble (Cali, Colombia) and has performed with the Bloomington Chamber Singers, Bloomington Early Music Festival, Amherst Early Music Festival and Aguavá New Music Studio. She has received master classes with Mary Mackenzie, Marina Tafur, Paul Elliott, Ellen Hargis, Julianne Baird and Dale Moore and has also worked under the direction of Gerald Sousa, Jan Harrington, Paul Hillier, John Poole, and Andrew Lawrence-King.

Past awards include a mention of honor from the National Art Prizes sponsored by the Universidad del Valle, Colombia (1998), the Dorothy Quinn Memorial award given by the Metropolitan of Opera Council, San Diego district (2000), and the prestigious Willi-Apel Early Music scholarship given by the Early Music Institute at Indiana University.

Her website is can be found at: www.angeliquezuluaga.info.