Enrique Pérez Mesa (Matanzas, 1960)

Adjunct Director of National Symphonic Orchestra of Cuba. In 1993, he graduated from Superior Institute of Art in the specialty of Orchestral Direction under the leading of professor Guido López-Gavilán, Tomás Fortín and Elena Herrera. That year he was in charge of Concerts Band of his natal city.

He made international tours with Symphonic Orchestra of Matanzas and has been director of Symphonic Orchestra of Theater Claudio Santoro in Brasilia, Symphonic Orchestra of U.F.P in Rio de Janeiro, Camerata Universitary of Zacatecas, Chamber Orchestra of Morelos, Symphonic Orchestra of Michoacán and Symphonic Orchestra of Palermo Theater.

He attended the XVI International Festival of Ballet in Havana (1998) in coproduction with General Society of Authors and Editors in Spain. In the same year, he recorded the oratory Salmo de las Américas by José María Vitier.

Enrique was also delegate of Congress for Music Personalities held in Israel on 1999.

Having conducted all Cuban Symphonic Orchestras and the National Opera Orchestra, he is currently General Director of Symphonic Orchestra in Matanzas and in November 2001, he was appointed as Adjunct Director of National Symphonic Orchestra of Cuba.

His repertoire is undertaking chamber, symphonic, symphonic-choral, opera and ballet music, plus the stylist work running from the Baroque until the contemporary streams.

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