Emiliano Quijano

Since a young age, Emiliano has always been interested in different genres from around the world. He started learning classical Guitar with a focus on South American music from Brazil, Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay. He studied jazz and classical guitar at the New England Conservatory. At age 19, he received a scholarship to attend Berklee College of Music, where he expanded his guitar skills as a musician and studied Music Production and Engineering. During his time at Berklee, he was able to work as a guitarist, producer, recording, mix, and master engineer with many amazing musicians and artists such as Ian Coury, Agua Tinta, Baby Voodo Aliens, Tino Erdos, and Guilhem Fourty. Emiliano’s vision is to always strive to be creative and original. In a world where the music industry is constantly changing, Emiliano always strives to create music that is unique and incorporates different influences from his home country and studies in the U.S. such as Bolero, Regional, Cumbia, Mariachi, Reggaeton, Pop, Funk, Jazz, Classical, R&B, etc. Emiliano’s focus as a Mexican young artist, producer, and musician is to transmit joy, love, and inspirational energy to the new generation of young adults in Mexico who are seeking for new sounds through the making of records that fuse with contemporary genres and traditional Latin American genres.