Berta Rojas General Manager
Berta Rojas is one of today's leading guitar figures. She was praised by the Washington Post as "guitarist extraordinaire" and by Classical Guitar Magazine as "Ambassador of the classical guitar".
Her album Legado (2022) was awarded two Latin Grammy Awards in the category Best Classical Album, and for the work Anido's Portrait, written for the album by Sergio Assad, which won the statuette for Best Contemporary Classical Work. Berta has been nominated on three other occasions for the Latin Grammy, in the category of Best Tango Album, for her album Historia del Tango (2015), recorded with Camerata Bariloche, in the category of Best Classical Album, for her album Salsa Roja (2014), and in the category of Best Instrumental Album for her album Día y Medio - A Day and a Half, a duet with Paquito D'Rivera (2012).
Berta Rojas is listed as one of the most influential women in the Hispanic world by the EFE agency in 2014, and by EsGlobal in 2017. She has been distinguished as a Fellow of the Americas by the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts for her artistic excellence, and honored in her country with the title of Illustrious Ambassador of Musical Art. In 2015 she was awarded the Orden Nacional al Mérito Comuneros, and the title of Doctor honoris causa by two national universities. In 2017, in recognition of her outstanding contribution to culture, she received the National Order of Merit Don José Falcón and the Carlos Colombino Award.
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Popi Spatocco Art Direction
Producer and Music Director Producer, conductor, composer, arranger and pianist. His main field of work is the intersection between Latin American popular music and orchestral and chamber music. From 1988 to 2009, he worked with Mercedes Sosa as pianist, arranger, director and producer, touring and performing in the main stages of the world.
Producer, director and arranger of Cantora and Deja la vida volar, both Latin Grammy award-winning CDs. He has also performed numerous concerts and projects as arranger and director of symphonic organizations in Argentina. Producer of recording projects with Chango Spasiuk, Ligia Piro, Nahuel Pennisi, among others.
