Luciano Marazzo is a classical guitarist whose repertoire spans centuries—from the refined intricacies of Renaissance and Baroque masters like Leopold Weiss and J.S. Bach to the vibrant, emotive works of contemporary composers such as Astor Piazzolla and Andrew York. While he explores a broad spectrum of styles, Luciano is especially drawn to the music of J.S. Bach, Argentine composers like Piazzolla, and folkloric pieces from the countryside, including the heartfelt works of Eduardo Falú. With over two hours of memorized repertoire and exceptional sight-reading skills, Luciano is known for quickly assimilating new works with precision and expression. His solo repertoire includes works by Mauro Giuliani, Francisco Tárrega, Federico Moreno Torroba (whose vocal pieces he also performs), Filippo Gragnani, Agustín Barrios Mangoré, and Heitor Villa-Lobos.

Luciano thrives in collaborative settings. He has performed extensively in duos, trios, and quartets, including Eduardo Angulo’s 8 Estampas for guitar quartet. Among his favorite collaborations are those with violinists, where the interplay of timbres and expressive dialogue create a rich musical experience. He currently performs in a violin and guitar duo featuring works by Piazzolla, Monti (Csárdás), and Vivaldi. In addition to his instrumental work, Luciano brings unique insight to the art of vocal accompaniment. As a classically trained tenor, he understands the vocal instrument intimately and uses the guitar to sensitively support and enhance singers in performance—making him a sought-after collaborator in both solo and ensemble settings.