Marcos Boza

Thanks for stopping by and reading a little about me and my music. It's taken me a long time to call myself a composer, but it's really what I've done since I was a child, imagining music in my head and putting it on the piano keys. The CASIO PT-10 that my parents gave me when I was 6 years old awakened my creativity and I asked them to study music theory in my native Seville (Spain), studies that I continued in Madrid, with 3 years of piano. I didn't persevere in my studies although music has always been my hobby, playing in local rock bands or just sitting at my Petrof upright piano, which 40 years and 4 moves later, is still playing in my living room. In 2019 I take my first steps in self-publishing from my home studio with film music as a muse and the piano as a tool; having created the soundtrack for the play A Bordo de la Victoria (Banda Sonora Original Teatral) premiered at the Seville Aquarium Auditorium, is one of the projects I'm most proud of; Maneli Jamal, Eva Brönner, David Peter Vestin, Moises Daniel, Carlos Hof, Jesse Brown or Rasmus H Thomsen are some of the wonderful musicians whom I am collaborating with. Spirit Of Alma, Sveria and El Pianista de Hamelin are my other musical projects. Listen to Caminante or Un puente a tu corazón as an example of the cinematic music that I like to make, and Ataraxia or El Paso del Tiempo for solo piano neoclassical songs.