Mexican Guitar Players

He is a Mexican guitarist, singer, composer, arranger and producer, of Argentine origin. Brother of film director Carlos Marcovic. He studied physics at UNAM and music at the National School of Music (UNAM) and at the Higher School of Music (INBA), as well as at the College of Music (formerly the Department of Music) and in the jazz workshop of the Higher School of Music (INBA). He took jazz workshops in America with Joe Diorio and Jim Hall. He has been a founder and member of groups such as: Leviatán, Las Insólitas Imágenes de Aurora, Caifanes. In all of them, he has done one or more of the following tasks: lead guitarist, arranger, author, co-author, producer, co-producer, and singer. ... Read more

Guitarist / Vocalist / Composer in Mystica Girls. Master Instructor at the Mi contra Fa Music Academy. He works at Speed Picking Guitar School. Endorsed: Jackson Guitars, D'Addario, Solcor Audio.
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Born in CDMX Tonio Ruiz (Toño Ruiz) is a guitarist, vocalist, record producer, arranger and music teacher for 3 decades since the 90's with his rock band “CODA” and from the 2000's to date with his other rock band. "QBO". He has more than 12 albums in his artistic career, plus multiple albums produced and mixed as producer and mixer for many bands on the national and South American scene.… Read more

Guitarist, teacher, musicologist and composer; He has recorded several albums, among which the series "The history of the guitar" stands out, which includes works and styles from the 16th to the 20th centuries. He obtained first place in the composition competition of the Mexican Guitar Associations, he also won the Beryl Rubinstein Scholarship in Composition award from the Cleveland Institute of Music. In addition to being a concert guitarist, Miguel Alcázar composed the opera “La mujer y su sombra”, which was premiered in 1981 at the Palacio de Bellas Artes and won the Morales Estévez Foundation competition.… Read more

Fernando Delgadillo González (Naucalpan de Juárez, November 11, 1965) is a Mexican singer-songwriter, creator of the «Informal song». For more than thirty years he developed as an independent artist, staying out of television stations and record companies. He achieved a solid career not only in Mexico, but throughout Latin America thanks to the high quality of his texts, his original musical style and his carefree and natural way of conducting his concerts and establishing contact with the public. ... Read more

Benjamín Correa, better known by his stage name Chamín Correa (Mexico City, December 4, 1929 - January 14, 2020), was a Mexican musician specialized in playing romantic music with various groups and singers, famous for his virtuous form to play the requinto. ... Read more

Julio Revueltas is a jazz and rock instrumental musician and composer who already has more than 25 years of career and 5 studio albums, among which Rajneesh his most recent record production stands out. This outstanding musician is one of the few who knows how to interpret melodies on a very peculiar and little-known instrument called "viotarra" which is a hybrid between a guitar and a violin. With the physical appearance of a guitar, this instrument has the peculiarity of being played with a bow and emitting truly magical sounds.… Read more