BIO
NANCHO was born in the city of Caracas, Venezuela on May 31, 1980.
He began academic musical studies (theory and music theory) from an early age at the "José Ángel Lamas" School of Music in the city of Caracas. He also studied at Cuatro Venezolano in the extinct Bigott Foundation (Caracas, Venezuela).
Later he moved to live with his mother on the Island of Margarita (Nueva Esparta State), formally beginning at age 14 his studies of Trombone in the nucleus of the System of National Children and Youth Orchestras of Venezuela of the Nueva Esparta State, with the teacher "José Jesús Vásquez", later belonging to the Trombones row of the Nueva Esparta 
State Symphony Orchestra for a period of approximately 5 years. Upon completing his Secondary studies in Margarita Island, he returned to Caracas and entered the Simón Bolívar Conservatory of Music, receiving tenor and bass trombone lessons with Professors "Duvardo Echarry", Luis Collins and Igor Kosenkoff.
ACADEMIC TRAINING
Higher School of Music "José Angel Lamas"
National System of Youth and Children's Orchestras of Venezuela.
Conservatory of Music "Simón Bolívar". (Caracas Venezuela).
Instrumental Performance: Tenor and Bass Trombone.
Symphony Orchestra of the "Nueva Esparta State".
Symphony Orchestra of the "Simón Bolívar" Conservatory
Symphony Orchestra "Gran Mariscal de Ayacucho"
Symphony Orchestra of "Chacao".
"Simón Bolívar Big Band Jazz".

INTERNATIONAL TOURS 2001
San Juan de Puerto Rico  
Event: "V" Bacardi de la Salsa World Congress, 
Band: "Herencia", 

"TOUR EUROPE" (2006)
BAND: PALMERAS KANIBALES / GENDER: LATIN SKA - REGGAE
The Tour was made up of the following countries:
France
Holland
Germany
Sweden
Austria
England

"TOUR USA" (2011)
"SIMÓN BOLÍVAR BIG BAND JAZZ"
National System of Venezuelan Orchestras
Musical Director: Andrés Briceño

Places:
Washington D.C.
New York:
Queens
Harlem
Bronx
Manhattan
(2 Special Presentations at Jazz Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola - Jazz at Lincoln Center & Special Guest - The Master Trumpet Player & Director
"Wynton Marsalis" and the Big Band Jazz Lincoln Center.

New York University Auditorium.

Boston:
Jordam Hall - New England Conservatory.


In 2009 with all the Sensibility and Delivery by the Melody, Harmony and Rhythm, "TROMBONAUTA" allows merging the joyful and exotic Jamaican rhythms (SKA, ROCKSTEADY, REGGAE & DANCE HALL), together with the elegant and universal “JAZZ” genre, in this QUINTET format.

"En Constante Creatividad Musical" - “Musical Creativity in Constant".
"TROMBONAUTA & 5th Avenue Ska Jazz"
Independence Record Production
 
Personal:
Marcos Viloria: (Electric Guitar, Mix & Master / Composer of “Vivencias”).
Carlos García: / Electric Bass
Joseph Romero: / Drum
César García: / Keys & Composer de “Marcy” / “Autopista a Oriente” and “Desayuno para Dos” “Breakfast for Two”
SPECIAL GUESTS:
The Legend of Venezuelan Music Production The Master "Hugo Blanco" (R.I.P), Composer of the Universal Classic "Moliendo Café" and many more…participates as a special guest playing his “Traveling Harp”.

Luis "Moroco" Berroterán: Keys
George: Voiceover 1, 2 and 3 - The Jazzista
Recording Engineers / Rubén Sáez & Marcos Burgos / Tarareo Studios & Backstage Studios - Caracas - Venezuela
Trombone / Arrangements / Production / Musical Direction / Composer “Michi” and “Graves Noches”:  “TROMBONAUTA”


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