Dynamism and energy are hallmarks of cellist Carina Voly. Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, she has been described as “speaking through her cello” (Fitchburg Star). Voly has performed everything from chamber and orchestral music to folk and world music. She has been featured in radio programs in Argentina and the United States, including Wisconsin Public Radio's "Live at the Elvehjem" and has performed with orchestras in Argentina, Israel and the United States, including Solistas de Buenos Aires, Bat Yam Symphony Orchestra, Ramat Gan Chamber Orchestra, the Green Bay Symphony, the Madison Symphony and the Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra.

Since 1995, Voly has been the Director of Chamber Music for the Wisconsin Youth Symphony Orchestras. She teaches Cello at a private studio and resides in Madison, Wisconsin.

In 1998, Voly help found the Crossroads Trio. She performed Music From the World with them through 2005. She performed and recorded with the Latin American folk ensemble, Sotavento over a four-year period. She appeared as a guest artist with them in 1998 in the Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra's Concert on the Square Series.