Rubén Scaramuzzino

Rubén Scaramuzzino was a significant figure in the Ibero-American music and cultural scene. He was the co-founder of Faro, an alliance of Ibero-American musical and cultural media.13 Sadly, Rubén passed away in September 2023 at the age of 56.24

Career and Contributions

Rubén Scaramuzzino had a diverse and impactful career in the cultural sector:

Founder of Zona de Obras:: He was the founder of Zona de Obras, an influential cultural magazine.2

Designer and Art Director:: Scaramuzzino worked as a designer and art director for album covers of renowned artists such as Andrés Calamaro, Bunbury, Jorge Drexler, Amaral, Héroes del Silencio, Ana Torroja, and Jaime Urrutia.1

Festival Creator:: He was the creator and director of the "Viva la Canción" festival.4

Cultural Bridge Builder:: Scaramuzzino was known for building cultural bridges between Spain and Latin America through various projects, including festivals, tours, and annual cycles.5

Legacy

Rubén Scaramuzzino's passing was a significant loss to the Ibero-American music and cultural community. He was described as an essential figure in promoting the arts in the region.2 His work with Faro, which he co-founded, continues to amplify the increasingly rich Ibero-American musical creation.6

Scaramuzzino's contributions to the cultural scene, particularly in connecting Spanish and Latin American artists and audiences, have left a lasting impact on the Ibero-American cultural landscape.