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Gerson Eguiguren Young singer, violinist, violist, born in Quito, Ecuador. At 11 years of age he was invited to be soloist of the "Polyphonic Children’s Choir" with whom he traveled to Europe to represent Ecuador in the "Olympics Choir Competition, Bremen -Germany" 2005. He became a very important singer for the traditional Latin American folklore in Quito, lead singer and performer for notable musicians. He graduated from Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts where he received a double major Degree in Performance and Professional Music in August 2017 with a full scholarship. Gerson has performed and recorded internationally as a singer, violist and violinist at major venues alongside the most recognized figures in the art world in countries such as Ecuador, Colombia, Mexico, United States, Greece, Germany and France with artists like Susana Baca, Joyce Moreno, Milton Nascimento, Pablo Ziegler, Jacob Collier, Bill Whelan, A. R. Rahman, Patrick Doyle, Beyoncé’s First Band, Tigran Hamasyan, Toninho Horta, Peter Eldridge, Kenny Werner’s, Maysaa Karaa, etc. These experiences have given Gerson a very important background in performing different musical styles such as the Latin American, Indian, Arabic, jazz, Brazilian, Classic, and world music in general. Gerson is the founder and artistic director of the new Vocal Acapella Quartet “MuZù”, a group that brings workshops focused on improvisation for singers and spontaneous composition as they perform around the world.