I have always turned to music as a way of making sense of the world.

When everything feels noisy and rushed, the piano and the bandoneon are where I find calm, beauty, and connection. They are the spaces where I breathe — and hopefully where others can, too.

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This search has carried me far beyond what I ever imagined. From Wigmore Hall in London to Teatro Real in Madrid, from Ravinia Festival in Chicago to concert halls across more than 30 countries, I’ve had the chance to share these moments of stillness and intensity with audiences around the world.

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As a composer, my works — from intimate piano pieces to a Concerto for Bandoneon and Orchestra — grow out of this same impulse: to take fleeting emotions and turn them into sound. My recordings have now reached millions of listeners online, and my music continues to find new life in the hands and hearts of others.

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But beyond the numbers, the stages, or the acclaim, what matters most to me is simple: that each note can create a shared space — between myself, the instrument, and whoever is listening. A space of clarity in the middle of chaos. A reminder that we are not alone.