Carlos Benítez Classical guitarist for all social events

4. Stage Requirements
Sturdy, armless chair.
Stool or bench for standing (the artist may bring their own).
Music stand.
Warm, even lighting, sufficient for reading.
Comfortable temperature (avoid direct air conditioning on the instrument).

5. Sound
In small rooms or rooms with good acoustics:
Amplification is not required.
In auditoriums or open spaces:
1 or 2 high-quality condenser microphones.
Microphone stands.
Professional audio system operated by a technician.

6. Dressing Room
Clean and quiet space.
Water.
Mirror.
Access to the stage at least 30 minutes before the concert.

7. Setup Time
Soloist: 20–30 minutes.
Chamber Ensemble: 45–60 minutes.

8. Rehearsal
Access to the venue for acoustic testing.
Minimum recommended time:
Soloist: 30 minutes. Ensemble: 60–90 minutes.

9. Instrument
The performer uses their own concert classical guitar.
Stable temperature and humidity conditions are appreciated.

10. Additional Ensemble Requirements
Number of musicians: as per the program.
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We need to know the precise address, the conditions of the space, whether it is an enclosed or open-air venue, what type of event it is: social, religious, concert, educational, etc., and how many people will be in the audience.

I can get it if necessary

Yes, I can do it

There are several, in Mexico, the USA, Europe and South America; for example Castello Caetani in Italy or Centro Cultural Corrientes in Argentina, USD in San Diego, CA.

Concerts, recitals, social events, dinner-concert, religious ceremonies

I've been a musician since I was a child and have always dedicated myself to music

There are many, many classical composers: Bach, Beethoven, Rachmaninoff, Chopin, and from other genres such as Piazzolla, Bolling, Lousier, among many others.

I usually arrive 1 or 2 hours before the event, taking into account the setup, sound check, and the musical program to be played.

I do like it, although it's more difficult to get a good sound from the guitar outdoors, but it's necessary to avoid being in direct sunlight and preferably in a temperate climate.

When it's a concert, I choose the program, but if it's a special event, the client can request the music they want to hear before the event to learn the piece, if it's not in the repertoire.

There are usually good reviews.

According to the event group, the musical genre, ensemble format, sound equipment, and other details will be offered.