The Baja Station, La Fortuna, Baja California Sur
Festival Kickoff with live piano and vocal performances set against the breathtaking backdrop of the East Cape coastline. With guest perform...
The Baja Station, La Fortuna, Baja California Sur
Crania
Featuring international artists Sumi Lee, Elektra Schmidt and Mauro ffortissimo plus local composers and performers recruited during this a...
Crania
Art District main Plaza, San Jose Del Cabo
Music al Fresco in downtown San Jose on grand piano . Headlining the show Opera Diva Marisa with extraordinary renditions of your favorite a...
Art District main Plaza, San Jose Del Cabo
Acre Resort
Enjoy your evening cocktails by the pool in this gorgeous resort while listening to live music ranging from Classical (western) Tangos, Ori...
Acre Resort

Artist, Poet, Musician and Producer Mauro ff comes up with some crazy ideas and makes them reality. Originally form Argentina,
Mauro has lived in California for the past thirty years where he continues to produce memorable experiences such as the Flower Piano Festival

Diva Marisa is a maverick singer and performer based in the San Francisco Bay Area. Upon hearing her sing, Francis Ford Coppola added a singing scene for her in his indie vampire movie, Twixt. Marisa sings opera while performing on static trapeze in various settings, including the Thunderdome at Burning Man, and has performed the National Anthem several times for the Raiders (and once for the A’s), to crowds of over 60,000. She recently toured for several years as a guest artist with Information Society, performing in the U.S. as well as Canada, Spain, Mexico, Brasil, and the Caribbean.

Mexican-born singer-songwriter and guitarist Diana Gameros draws on her experience as an immigrant to explore the plight of border crossers of all stripes, bringing humanity to a topic defined by searing heat rather than light. Her albums, Eterno Retorno, and Arrullo, are an artistic triumph for these times. Gameros has shared the stage with the San Francisco Symphony, Taylor Mac, Bebel Gilberto,
Natalia Lafourcade, Joan Baez, and her songs and story have been featured on Billboard, Mother Jones, NPR, and PBS, to name a few.

Award winning pianist Elektra Schmidt performs as solo artist and in chamber groups in the United States, France, Greece, UK and Mexico.
Elektra is the founder of Artist Migration, an organization dedicated to the integration and mobility of international artists.

Sumi Lee is a South Korean-born classical and tango pianist who earned her Master’s degree from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music before specializing in Argentine tango at the prestigious Orquesta Escuela de Tango Emilio Balcarce in Buenos Aires. Based in the Bay Area, she leads multiple ensembles and performs internationally, recently releasing her latest project, Un gaucho perdido, in March 2025. In addition to her performance career, she is a dedicated educator and serves as a board member for the Music Teachers' Association of California.

Andoreni Erazo is a musician, composer, arranger, and guitarist from San José del Cabo, Mexico. His work blends orchestral music with electronic elements, contemporary jazz fusion, and influences from European baroque and classical traditions. Inspired by masters such as Leopoldo Ladrón de Guevara, J.S. Bach, Gabriel Fauré, Joe Hisaishi, Astor Piazzolla, and Paco de Lucía, he creates a unique sound that evokes emotions ranging from joy and calm to nostalgia and melancholy.

Bernardo Izcalli is an accomplished cellist whose career is defined by both performance and a commitment to helping fellow musicians navigate the technical and psychological challenges of string playing. He has expanded his influence as a digital educator by sharing professional insights on social media, specifically advising on overcoming stage fright during complex orchestral and solo passages. His musical background is complemented by a broad interest in acoustic design and creative curation, reflecting a holistic approach to the intersection of classical performance and modern artistry.

Mario Andrés Mendoza Mendoza Merino, a native of Mexico City, is a graphic artist, accordionist and pianist, with a style that combines simple and intensity in his creations, studied at the music conservatory of the university veracruzana in the city of Xalapa Veracruz, where he begins to explore his own sound, creating the UMBRAL album and a variety of piano pieces that he has had the opportunity to present in various places inside and outside the country.
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