The voice is produced through movement. In the daily development of our social life, the voice transmits unconscious coded messages. Voice adjustment is subject to physical qualities such as tone, timbre, intensity, etc. These physical qualities involve variations in breathing: that is, how air is inhaled and exhaled. The body, posture, muscular synergies and the resonance of sounds are necessary for the voice to be able to fully express itself. The body is a plastic organ that can be modeled to develop its functionality: the chest, respiratory muscles, the dimensions of the resonators, etc., are elements that can be adjusted and balanced with very specific osteopathic manipulations. The mind is a fundamental pillar for the singer. In fact, stress can reduce technical abilities or, if well controlled, give the voice its optimal potential. This means that singing requires technical skills that must be supported by a perfect physical and emotional balance. Any spinal blockage will be linked to an alteration in the mind and voice. In more general terms, posture, the balance of the spinal curves, the pelvis and the legs, the anchoring of the feet on the floor and the free circulation of the upper airway associated with the relaxation of the jaw and tongue, are structural elements that allow the head and neck to facilitate the transmission of a perfect sound. Furthermore, the movement of the diaphragm will be optimal only if the six ribs and the costovertebral joints are free in their three-dimensional movement. The posterior insertion of the diaphragm and its thoracolumbar and visceral relationships participate in the balance of the spine and good pelvic mobility. In summary, more than 110 muscles are directly involved in singing. Emotion can alter the voice or, on the contrary, when the singer masters it properly, give it life and good vibrations. Adjusting overall muscle tone will allow you to project your voice more perfectly. The overall muscular action is coordinated with the muscles of the pharynx and larynx; Consequently, it is essential to balance the body and posture as a whole through general osteopathic treatment. Being in harmony with your body and mind means that the body is freed from tensions, aches and pains that alter the limbic structures of the brain and the autonomic nervous system. Indeed, vocal performance is directly related to the balance of the ortho- and parasympathetic autonomic nervous system. The Probodyone Artist Program seeks to optimize the body-mind axis with a holistic and synergistic work methodology, which allows the singer to express his full artistic potential in vocal production.