Hugo Moltó is one of the most outstanding Spanish classical guitarists of his generation. His intelligent and refined musicality, combined with a high level of technical and instrumental mastery, the result of his training with Ignacio Rodes, make him an artist with a distinctive, confident and original voice.

His international career took off after winning First Prize at the XVII International “Ciudad de Coria” Competition, shortly followed by his debut at the legendary Carnegie Hall in New York. Since then, he has performed in major concert halls and festivals across Europe and the Americas, including the Miami Classical Guitar Society and the Bonner Meisterkonzerte Klassische Gitarre. His career has been recognised with prizes at more than 15 international competitions.

As a soloist, he has collaborated with various orchestral ensembles, including the Madrid Metropolitan Orchestra, the Valencia Orchestra, the St. George Symphony Orchestra, the AUKSO Chamber Orchestra of the City of Tychy, and the Ordu Symphony Orchestra (Turkey).

Alongside his concert career, he combines performance with research, teaching, and the creation of projects that seek to expand the possibilities of the classical guitar recital. This artistic curiosity is particularly embodied in SONATinAS, an immersive staged project that draws on the guitar repertoire and proposes a new way of experiencing the recital, integrating music, spoken word, image, and space.

Alberto Daniel Quintanilla (b. 1998, Salamanca, Mexico) is widely recognized as one of the most accomplished Mexican guitarists of his generation. A graduate of the Conservatorio de las Rosas in Morelia, Mexico, he earned his degree with honorable mention under the guidance of Professor Rodrigo Nefthalí.

Quintanilla has earned more than 50 prizes in national and international guitar competitions. His accolades include first prizes in several of Mexico’s most prestigious competitions, such as the Culiacán International Guitar Competition, the International Guitar Competition in Paracho, the Silvestre Revueltas Guitar Competition, and the National Guitar Competition of Mexico in Saltillo, Coahuila. Internationally, he has also achieved notable success, including second prize at the Guitar Foundation of America’s International Youth Competition (Senior Division) and first prizes at the Queen’s University Competition, the Columbus State University Guitar Symposium and Competition, the Chicago Guitar Competition, the Southwest Guitar Symposium and Competition, the Indiana International Guitar Competition, the Ciudad de Mula International Guitar Competition (Spain), and the José Tomás International Guitar Competition in Villa de Petrer, Spain.

Beyond his solo career, Quintanilla has collaborated with several orchestras in Mexico, collaborating with distinguished conductors such as Gordon Campbell and Román Revueltas. He is also a founding member of Cuarteto Curicaueri, a guitar quartet dedicated to promoting Mexican and Latin American repertoire.

He is currently pursuing a Performance Certificate at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee, where he completed his master’s degree under the mentorship of Professor René Izquierdo. He performs on a guitar handcrafted by renowned Mexican luthier Abel García López and is sponsored by Knobloch Strings.