Roberto Palomeque es egresado de la Licenciatura en Música con titulación automática por la Universidad de Ciencias y Artes de Chiapas (2009), bajo la tutela de los maestros Israel Moreno, Keiko Kotoku (Japón), Roberto Hernández, Jenny López y Daniel Saur (Suecia).

Este viernes a las 19:00 horas en Casa Haas interpretará Concierto 2 para marimba y ensamble de percusiones de Ney Rosauro (Brasil); Marimba D’amore de Keiko Abe (Japón); Zamba para escuchar tu silencio de Guillo Espel (Argentina), entre otras obras. La entrada cuesta 100 pesos. Boletos disponibles en la taquilla del Teatro Ángela Peralta.

El sábado 10 de marzo a la misma hora en la Plazuela Machado,  Roberto Palomeque estará acompañado por el grupo Escala de Percusiones, el Ensamble de Repercusiones y músicos invitados durante la interpretación de Pachisa con marimba y percusiones de Emmanuel Sejournè (Francia);  Canto a la Selva;  el Barbero de Sevilla de Gioachino Rossini (Italia);  el Huapango de J. Pablo Moncayo (México) entre otras.

Roberto Palomeque realizó la maestría en marimba y se graduó con honores en el Conservatorio Real de Amberes, Bélgica.. Es ganador absoluto del Universal Marimba Competition celebrado en Bélgica en la modalidad dúo (2013), 1er. Lugar del Primer Concurso Latinoamericano de Marimbas “Keiko Abe” (2011) y del VI Concurso Nacional de Marimba Solo (2010). Fue galardonado por el gobierno de Chiapas con el Premio Estatal de la Juventud en el área de actividades artísticas.

Su formación está basada en la música popular de México y música académica. Ha colaborado junto a los máximos exponentes de la marimba en el mundo como Keiko Abe, Emmanuel Sejourné, Dave Samuels, Ney Rosauro, Ludwig Albert, Zeferino Nandayapa, Aly Keita, Takayoshi Yoshioka, por mencionar algunos. Desde el 2007 es integrante del Grupo Na’rimbo que se ha presentado en México, Europa, Asia, Medio Oriente, Norte y Sudamérica.

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The multi-awarded marimbista Roberto Palomeque at Casa Haas and La Machado

The Huapango de Moncayo and the Barber of Seville by Rossini, among other works will be performed by the internationally acclaimed marimbist Roberto Palomeque accompanied by guest musicians, on Friday 9 and Saturday 10 March at 7:00 p.m. at Casa Haas and the Plazuela Machado.

Roberto Palomeque is a graduate of the Bachelor of Music with an automatic degree from the University of Sciences and Arts of Chiapas (2009), under the tutelage of teachers Israel Moreno, Keiko Kotoku (Japan), Roberto Hernández, Jenny López and Daniel Saur (Sweden).

This Friday at 7:00 p.m. at Casa Haas, he will perform Concert 2 for Marimba and Percussion Ensemble of Ney Rosauro (Brazil); Marimba D´Amore by Keiko Abe (Japan); and Zamba to Listen to Your Silence by Guillo Espel (Argentina), among other works. Tickets are $100 pesos, available at the Angela Peralta Theater box office.

On Saturday, March 10 at the same time. at the Plazuela Machado, Roberto Palomeque will be accompanied by the group Escala de Percusiones, the Ensemble de Repercusiones and guest musicians during the performance of Pachisa with Marimba and Percussions by Emmanuel Sejournè (France); Singing to the Jungle; the Barber of Seville by Gioachino Rossini (Italy); and the Huapango of J. Pablo Moncayo (Mexico), among others.

Roberto Palomeque completed his master´s degree in marimba and graduated with honors from the Royal Conservatory of Antwerp, Belgium. He is the overall winner of the Universal Marimba Competition held in Belgium in the duo category (2013), 1st. Place of the First Latin American Contest of Marimbas "Keiko Abe" (2011) and of the VI National Contest of Marimba Solo (2010). He was awarded by the government of Chiapas with the State Youth Prize in the area of artistic activities.

His education is based on the popular music of Mexico and academic music. He has collaborated with the greatest exponents of the marimba in the world as Keiko Abe, Emmanuel Sejourne, Dave Samuels, Ney Rosauro, Ludwig Albert, Zeferino Nandayapa, Aly Keita, Takayoshi Yoshioka, to name a few. Since 2007, he has been a member of the Na´rimbo Group that has been presented in Mexico, Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and North and South America.