GUITAR PLAYERS IN MEXICO
(Alphabetical order)
Daniel Segovia
Based in CDMX since he was 8 years old, musical studies at ESTUDIO CONTEMPORANEO DE GUITARRA by Juan José Lavín (RIP), has formed different original music projects since 1988, played in different local stages, competing on several occasions and winning a a demo at Oz de La Castañeda's studio and a scholarship at Martell, currently in the band CUARTO PULSO whose first album is on all digital platforms, under the name CAYO DE CANTO, and now with a new single, ETERNIDAD , which will be part of the second album, 30 years of career already, in national rock.… Read more
Dann Senderovich
Artist at Knaggs Guitars, Guitarist at SPECT, Artist at Gueerrero Straps, Producer and Session Musician at Guitar Sender Studio.… Read more
Dante granados
Dante is the lead guitar and co-founder of ANIMA TEMPO, an experimental progressive Death Metal band based in Mexico City with an LP called Caged in Memories (2016) Freelance / Produced by Dante Granados (Mexico) and Erik Mikalsen (Norway) . Mixed and mastered by Nick Sampson (USA). Work by Rainer Kalwitz (Germany).… Read more
Enrique Montes «Pato»
Born in Mexico City, the Mexican guitarist Enrique Montes, known as «Pato», entered the Maldita Vecindad y los Niños del Quinta Patio in 1988, a band with which he became known.… Read more
Fernando Delgadillo
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
Francisco Lelo de Larrea
He began his musical studies at the Higher School of Music in Monterrey, to later continue them at the National Conservatory of Music in Mexico City. He has a degree in Jazz with a specialty in guitar, graduated from the Higher School of Music of the INBA.… Read more
Gabriela quintero
Rodrigo y Gabriela is a guitar duo originally from Mexico, who gained fame in Ireland and later in the rest of Europe. The members of the band are Rodrigo Sánchez (lead guitar) and Gabriela Quintero (rhythm guitar and percussion). They have dedicated themselves to creating acoustic rock although their compositions are influenced by Latin music, flamenco and Middle Eastern music, while using rhythmic, harmonic and melodic resources typical of rock and heavy metal. ... Read more
Galileo (Galo) Ochoa
It was with Cuca that his career as a guitarist began to stand out. The characteristic sound of this band is mainly hard rock. Galo Ochoa has composed songs together with José Fors that became hits such as: "Son of the milkman", "La pucha asesina", "me vale madre", and so on. After the separation from Cuca, his brother Aldo, and Christian Gómez, joined Carlos Avilez (also her bassist), thus emerging Nata, where his main sound is closer to heavy metal. ... Read more
Gigio Romero
Funk and Jazz mixed with Latin rhythms, are the heart of Gigio Romero's music.… Read more
Gilberto Puente
Los Tres Reyes is a musical trio of Mexican origin made up of the brothers Gilberto Puente (second voice, requinto), Raúl Puente (third voice, guitar), currently accompanied by the Cuban Bebo Cárdenas (first voice, guitar, maracas). The trio Los Tres Reyes, led by Gilberto and Raúl Puente, with Hernando Avilés as first voice, was integrated in October 1958.… Read more
Giovanni Piacentini
Giovanni Piacentini is a composer whose body of work is as diverse as his cultural background. Born in Mexico City, to an Italian father, a doctor, opera lover, and a Mexican mother, a figurative painter, he was exposed to a
Hafid Hernandez
Hafid Hernandez, Guitarist, Composer, arranger, multi-instrumentalist, session musician from Tijuana, has collaborated with record productions for: DUI (from underground 2014), Metal Box (the Box productions 2005), Tornografia (2007) Silver, « Do you want to be Free? » (2006), Return (2013) Kung Fu Monkeys, Rudeboy Rockers (2015) this last album participating as a guest musician.
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Hector Castañón
Guitar sensei in Mexico: Hector Castañon, creator of the Spickatto Method of excellent electric guitar.… Read more
Hector Diaz
In concert format and in his discography, Héctor Díaz interprets his songs with a language full of images and rhythmically narrated anecdotes. Guitarist from Oaxaca, he has collaborated with Víctor Martínez.
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Hugo Loyo
Mexican guitarist who began his musical studies from childhood, venturing into various instruments such as the violin, the piano and the organ; but it is in 1986 that he began his guitar studies in various private institutions, as well as with outstanding professional teachers.… Read more
Itto Coutiño
Originally from Chiapa de Corzo, Mexico, Itto Coutiño found his sonic and personal sanctuary through the fusion of genres ranging from Blues, Rock, Jazz and Funk to traditional Mexican music, boleros and Latin sounds performed through his guitar. . His songs proudly portray his roots, the nostalgia for travel, love, the landscapes and colors that saw him grow up.… Read more
