Pablo Ladera López

Pablo Ladera López is a Peruvian artist trained at the Universidad Nacional de Música (UNM), where he earned both his professional degree and Bachelor’s degree in Music. He complements his solid education with a Bachelor’s in Education, Art and Culture, a Master’s in Educational Administration, and doctoral studies.

As a soloist, he stood out in competitions organized by the National Symphony Orchestra (2005–2008), performing emblematic works such as Glazunov's Concerto and premiering in Peru pieces by Debussy, Villalobos, and Ibert. He premiered E. Larsson’s Saxophone Concerto with Cusco's symphony orchestra. His artistry has led him to represent Peru in international festivals in Argentina, Chile, Brazil, Costa Rica, and Spain.

His constant pursuit of excellence has taken him to study with renowned masters such as Carl-Emmanuel Fisbach, Marie-Bernadette, Eugene Rousseau, Claude Delangle, Arno Bornkamp, among others—shaping a personal, profound, and expressive style.

Since 2011, Pablo has led pedagogical and artistic projects both nationally and internationally, sharing his expertise through concerts and master classes. He occasionally performs as a section musician with the National Symphony Orchestra and the Valcárcel Philharmonic.

He is a tenured professor at the National University of Music and the Universidad San Martín de Porres – Institute of Art, and regularly serves as a jury member in music competitions and festivals.