Lehins Aragon

Lehins Aragón was born in San Cristóbal, Venezuela, where he began his musical journey through the world-renowned music education program El Sistema. Through this prestigious program, he had the opportunity to perform and teach throughout Venezuela. At the age of 13, Lehins became Concertmaster of the Simón Bolívar Youth Symphony Orchestra of San Cristóbal.

Lehins later moved to Miami, Florida, to continue his studies in violin performance. He attended the New World School of the Arts, studying under renowned violin instructor Thomas Moore, and earned his Bachelor of Music degree. Throughout his career, he has performed with numerous orchestras across South Florida, including the Palm Beach Pops, Symphony of the Americas, and the Miami Symphony Orchestra. With the Miami Symphony Orchestra, he had the privilege of performing at the renowned Carnegie Hall in New York City.

In addition to his orchestral work, Lehins has extensive experience performing popular music and has shared the stage with internationally recognized artists including Frank Sinatra Jr., Anne Murray, Kenny Rogers, Pedro Fernández, Alberto Santarosa, John Paul Pizzarelli Jr., and the Count Basie Orchestra.

Lehins earned his Master of Arts degree from Florida Atlantic University in 2008. He is the co-owner and violin instructor at LaRae Music Academy, co-founder and Concertmaster of the Pops Orchestra of the Palm Beaches, and Music Director of the Pops Youth Orchestra of the Palm Beaches. He continues to perform regularly in a variety of chamber ensembles throughout both Canada and the United States.