Maggie Diaz del Castillo Mexico City, Mexico
Estudió Composición en el CNM, Escuela Nacional de Música, CIEM y Conservatorio de Shanghai, China. Cursó el taller de Jazz, ESM. Estudió Sitar con Partha Chaterjee, Ali Akbar Khan y canto con Shweeta Jhaveri en Ali Akbar College, Ca. (E.U). Estudió flauta transversa. Formó parte del octeto vocal “Cuicánitl”. Acompañó danza Odissi. Lanzó el CD: Yoga, Eight Limbs to Bliss, Prefiere la improvisación ... more
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