Delegato per L'Argentina
Argentine resident of Neuquén province. Orchestra conductor, choir director, pianist, music educator, Ontological Coach with Neurolinguistic Programming (certified by the Argentine Association of Coaching Professionals), and Brain Integration Technique (TIC) Therapist specializing in stage fright and public speaking. He has received and been shortlisted for more than fifteen scholarships awarded by various national and international institutions. During the years 2005 and 2006, he received a scholarship from Maestro Bruno Gelber after passing an exam with him and Maestro Conductor Ligia Amadio (Conductor of the Brazilian Symphony Orchestra and one of the three most prestigious conductors in the world). He continued his studies in Orchestral Conducting with Maestro Guillermo Scarabino in the province of Buenos Aires (these events were reported in the newspapers La Nación of Buenos Aires, Río Negro, and on television and radio). That same year, he served as Director of the chamber music department of the Instrumental Ensemble "Amadeus." Currently, after more than fifteen years of uninterrupted work in different churches in the Patagonian region, both in the training of musicians, as well as choirs and instrumental ensembles, he maintains his activity as Founding President, Musical Artistic Director, Director of the Choir and Orchestra of the non-profit civil association "Amadeus Arte Solidario y Comunitario". In the same, he directs all his professional activity towards cultural development, social integration and inclusion, as well as social values based on solidarity and community work. In addition to all this, he is developing the work of Ontological Coaching and Advanced Therapies as a therapist from the perspective of the "artist on stage" "Oratory fear" and "stage fright", and training in Community Coaching. This year he created the municipal ordinance project and provincial law of the "Solidarity Bank of musical instruments" in co-participation of the legislative state, companies and individuals, which was unanimously approved by the Honorable Council Deliberative of the city of Neuquén 1 under Resolution 021/2016, and by the Honorable Legislature of the Province of Neuquén. In November 2018, he was recognized by the Honorable Deliberative Council of the city of Neuquén as an Outstanding Resident of the city of Neuquén for his contribution to Culture, Art, and education. In December 2018, he was named an "Honorary Member" of the United Nations International Art Council and on another hand. In July 2019, he was recognized as an "Ambassador of Peace in Argentina" by the INSPAD Institute for Peace and Development (an organization affiliated with the United Nations and the European Union). He was subsequently nominated by the Norwegian Nobel Institute for the 2020 Nobel Peace Prize. In April 2020, he was recognized by the Gandi Peace Foundation Nepal for his social contribution during the COVID-19 pandemic. In the same month, after creating a video production With musicians for peace between Argentina and Italy, he founded the International Orchestra for Peace and Artists for Peace (INSPAD) project with the aim of integrating and including different volunteer musicians from different cultures and branches of art. In June 2020, he was appointed President of the "International Committee of Arts and Culture" of the INSPAD Institute for Peace and Development. In September 2020, he won the "Books for Peace International Awards" in Rome, Italy. In October, he was awarded the "Icon of World Peace" by the International Think Tank Institute. In October 2020, he received the title of Dr. hc in Musician and Humanitarian Service from Crown University Chartered Inc. In August 2021, the National Human Rights and Humanitarian Federation awarded him the title of "Honorary Doctorate" in Disaster Awareness & Prevention Educator (FDAPE). In February 2022, he was appointed Parliamentary Ambassador of the World Parliament for Education and Culture.In 2021, he published two works for instrumental ensembles for school orchestras. In 2023, he wrote and published his first book, "Logbook: Creating Humanitarian School Orchestras." In March 2024, he published his second book, "Student Logbook: Technical Notes on Musical Study." In May, he was awarded the Books for Peace Award for his work in Artist Developing Peace for the second time.
