Strings of Identity and Introspection: An Interview with Guillermo Marigliano

Guillermo Marigliano’s musical path is as intricate and expressive as the phrasing that defines his work. With over thirty years spent composing, performing, and mentoring across continents, the Argentinian-born, Los Angeles-based guitarist reflects on his evolving artistry in this wide-ranging conversation. From the emotional weight of his solo acoustic project to the rhythmic insights shaped by teaching worldwide, Marigliano discusses what it means to create with purpose while carrying the soul of his roots. In this interview, he speaks with clarity and warmth about the transition from ensemble performance to introspective solo work, the nuances of improvisation for newcomers, and the interplay between his many creative hats. You’ve dedicated over three decades to composing, performing, and teaching music across continents. How has your Argentinian heritage continued to shape your creative instincts since relocating to Los Angeles? My Argentinian heritage continues to be a huge influence on my creative instincts, even after a few years of living in Los Angeles. I grew up immersed in a rich musical culture — from tango and folklore to jazz and latin music — and that emotional depth and rhythmic nuance still shape how I play, compose, and even teach. Here in L.A., surrounded by […]

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