Juan Trigos

Composer and conductor, creator of the concept Abstract Folklore. This concept is based on principles such as the primary pulsation, the resonance and the obsessive use of polyrhythmic and polyphonic interlocking musical events and segments of different density and duration.
Among his most representative works are Magnificat Guadalupano, Missa Cunctipotens Genitor Deus, 6 Chamber Ricercares, several Concertos for different instruments, his Symphony N. 1 and two Hemoficction Operas: DeCachetitoRaspado and Mis Dos Cabezas Piensan Peor Que Una.
His music has been performed in several cities in Europe, and North America, central and south.
As a conductor, he has premiered and promoted an extensive catalogue of new works, both in live performance and recording. He has worked with numerous choirs, ensembles and orchestras in Europe, North America and Mexico. He was Conductor and Music Director of the Orquesta de Camara de Bellas Artes in Mexico City. Founder, Artistic Director and Conductor of the Sinfonietta de las Américas, and Principal Guest Conductor of La Camerata de las Américas.
He has recorded in USA for DarkPress, in Italy for Stradivarius, and in Mexico for Quindecim, FECA of Veracruz, Colegio de Compositores Latinoamericanos de Música de Arte and UAM, BMG Entertainment, Urtext Classics, Global Entertainment, Euram, and Spartacus Classics.