Mozart’s music is pure genius. I deeply respect him and his profound work, which has taught me style, elegance, and precision, and its enormous influence on my artistic life. His story and his music have no borders or boundaries.

I spent a significant part of my life in the incredible musical country of Austria, especially in its capital, Vienna. Those years were crucial to my personal and professional development.

When I first started playing Mozart, he was a complete mystery to me, I couldn’t feel him; he was subtle yet temperamental, playful yet serious. His music made me experience a range of emotions, almost like a bipolar journey.

My teachers demanded a musical connection that I didn’t feel, which made it complex. Nevertheless, I went on to play with the Vienna Philharmonic. It was there that I delved deeper into their music, and in that environment, I was able to play it, although I still felt insecure in my heart.

I took a two-year break from the violin. When I came back, I played different genres of music and went deep into my roots.

Years later, with my great friend and family, the renowned English pianist Mark Richard, we began to decipher this music that was sweeping into my soul. Over time, I had several experiences that eventually led me back to Mozart, one of which was his subtlety, which I was able to perceive through my beloved pet Chiki-Lina, who

adored his music and expressed it through her singing. Thanks to her, I was able to transcend the understanding of his music in my soul to feel and interpret it.

Thus, was born this album, the first of many to come from the genius of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

Mozart’s music is pure genius. I deeply respect him and his profound work, which has taught me style, elegance, and precision, and its enormous influence on my artistic life. His story and his music have no borders or boundaries.

I spent a significant part of my life in the incredible musical country of Austria, especially in its capital, Vienna. Those years were crucial to my personal and professional development.

When I first started playing Mozart, he was a complete mystery to me, I couldn’t feel him; he was subtle yet temperamental, playful yet serious. His music made me experience a range of emotions, almost like a bipolar journey.

My teachers demanded a musical connection that I didn’t feel, which made it complex. Nevertheless, I went on to play with the Vienna Philharmonic. It was there that I delved deeper into their music, and in that environment, I was able to play it, although I still felt insecure in my heart.

I took a two-year break from the violin. When I came back, I played different genres of music and went deep into my roots.

Years later, with my great friend and family, the renowned English pianist Mark Richard, we began to decipher this music that was sweeping into my soul. Over time, I had several experiences that eventually led me back to Mozart, one of which was his subtlety, which I was able to perceive through my beloved pet Chiki-Lina, who

adored his music and expressed it through her singing. Thanks to her, I was able to transcend the understanding of his music in my soul to feel and interpret it.

Thus, was born this album, the first of many to come from the genius of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.