Teaching music is one of my biggest passions. It’s been more than 25 years since I started back in Buenos Aires, and every day I am grateful for the opportunity of doing this job. Each encounter with an individual or a group is a unique and new challenge. I enjoy the deep dialogue and safe space in the one-to-ones as much as the magic and the mystery that can unfold whenever I stand in front of a group of singers and we begin to make music together. 

I intend to offer myself, my musical background and all that I have learned and cultivated throughout these years to other singers. My wish is that it might inspire and encourage them to enjoy their voices and musical imaginations fully, to grow, share, connect and discover each other through sound, to play and explore beyond their familiar territory. 

I’d like to acknowledge and thank spiritual mentor John Oakley and yoga teacher and changemaker Judith Seelig for their presence in my life, support and ongoing inspiration.  I’m also grateful to all my previous teachers, especially Iris Guinazu, Julio Raggio, Daniel Suarez Marzal and many others I encountered in Argentina and the UK, and more recently for having had the opportunity to learn from Bobby McFerrin and Rhiannon, two of the world’s greatest vocal improvisers.

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