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Javier Peke Rodriguez London, UK
A dynamic performer and adventurous composer, Javier Rodriguez has graced the biggest stages in Europe, created a number of
groundbreaking film scores, and left a personal mark on the modern music world.
He has collaborated with some of the most accomplished musicians in the world, including Ravi Shankar, Sura Susso, Yaroldi Abreu, Jansen Santana, Mutsumi Abe, Helio Delmiro, and Modou Toure.
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