Born in Alaquàs (Valencia), Enric Parreño is a versatile conductor who has worked with different groups and ensembles, demonstrating solid direction, a consequence of his extensive musical training. He currently combines his work as a conductor with that of a teacher, taking charge of the direction of the Conservatory of his hometown.

He trained as an instrumentalist in Valencia and Barcelona, ​​taking classes from numerous teachers, such as Ramón Herrero, Rafael Tortajada and Salvador González. In the field of conducting he studied with Juan Luis Martínez. He also received training from different schools with Denise Ham, Salvador Mas, and attended numerous courses with Josep Pons, Jesús López-Cobos, and Norbert Nozy. He obtained the conducting diploma from the "WIENER MEISTERKURSE" at the "KONSERVATORIUM•WIEN PRIVATUNIVERSITÄT" with teachers Jörg Bierhance and Salvador Mas Conde. He also obtained the diploma from the international course held in Berlin with Michael Jurowski. He was selected and participated in the prestigious competition for conductors organised by the Cadaqués Orchestra. As a teacher, he has taught chamber music, musical language and orchestra at various music schools and conservatories. He teaches conducting courses in Valencia, Colombia, the Dominican Republic, Costa Rica, Panama, the USA and Guatemala. He frequently conducts different groups, highlighting the Municipal Band of Buenos Aires (Argentina), the Dominican Wind Orchestra (Dominican Republic), the Limón Concert Band (Costa Rica), the Cauca Wind Orchestra (Colombia), the Zaragoza Provincial Band (Spain), the Concordia Band (Minnesota-USA), the Mercer University Wind Ensemble (Georgia-USA), the Maritime Villages Band (Valencia), the Binational Symphony Orchestra (Panama-Costa Rica), the Julio Fonseca Orchestra of the SINEM (Costa Rica), the Guatemalan Wind Orchestra (OGV), the Panamanian Wind Orchestra (Panama), and the National Symphony Orchestra of Guatemala.

He is currently the director of the Alaquàs Musical Union Orchestra (Valencia, Spain). He has worked and conducted with different international soloists such as Armin Rosin, Eloy Marques, Germán Murcia, Christian Ibáñez, Giuliano Sommerhalder, Esther Vidal, Xavier Martínez, Juan F. Avendaño, Pep Burguera, Adam Frey, Philippe Cuper, Allen Vizzutti, Javier Bonet, Zhenni Li, Peter Steiner, Boston Brass and Spanish Brass among others, as well as with different singers of the current scene. In 2018 he received the Best Conductor Award at the II BANKIA Orchestra Competition, held at the Palau de les Arts in Valencia. In 2021 he received the “Premi Castell d’Alaquàs” in the Arts category and participates as a guest conductor with the National Symphony Orchestra of Guatemala. In August 2022, he made his debut leading the National Symphony Orchestra of the Dominican Republic, with an entirely Spanish program, with music by Manuel de Falla and with the pianist Zhenni Li. He was principal conductor of the Valencia Maritime Villages Band and the Symphonic Band of the Unió Musical d’Alaquàs from 2006 to 2018.

He frequently conducts and teaches conducting courses in Valencia, Germany, the USA, Colombia, the Dominican Republic, Costa Rica, Panama, Guatemala...