Mauro

I’m a Rosarino in Santiago. I came this March to embark on an adventure as a PhD student at the University of Chile. I bring with me some of my passions to share: I have been a musician all my life. I studied piano, guitar, singing, and music theory at various institutions, including my high school, where I focused on popular music—a genre I fell in love with. This passion led me to form a vocal trio and a quintet and to co-direct a choir. On the other hand, I hold a degree in Political Science, and in recent years, I have developed an interest in cultural management, having worked in two cultural spaces in Rosario. Musically, my approach is rooted in popular music education. I encourage my students to see their instrument as a tool for self-expression, helping them showcase who they are and even discover themselves in the process. Through the songs they choose, we will explore different ways to approach the instrument and learn to make it a natural extension of themselves.