Born and raised in the lively streets of Caracas, Venezuela, Silvano Monasterios stands as a true virtuoso, having ascended to become one of the most sought-after jazz pianists of his generation. Over the course of an illustrious career spanning more than three decades, Monasterios has enraptured audiences worldwide with a captivating blend of awe-inspiring technique, soulful improvisations, and a remarkable compositional gift that sets him apart. As Jazzweek eloquently described, "Silvano brings deeply intricate and thought-provoking mastery to his compositions. Perfectly balanced with compositional and improvisational concepts." Such praise speaks to the profound impact of his musical artistry and serves as a testament to his exceptional talent.   From the very start, he exhibited a prodigious talent for music, honing his skills in classical piano before diving headfirst into the enchanting realm of jazz. Drawing inspiration from legendary pianists like Bill Evans and Herbie Hancock, Silvano has carved a distinct voice, blending harmonic sophistication with fiery Latin rhythms, creating an amalgamation of sounds that captivate listeners on a profound level. Throughout his remarkable journey, he has shared the stage with an impressive mix of artists, including Larry Coryell, Dave Valentin, Nestor Torres, Paquito D’Rivera, Mark Egan, Paul Wertico, Jeff "Tain" Watts, Ira Sullivan, Don Byron, Troy Roberts, Todd Marcus, Juan Pablo Torres, Luisito Quintero, Sammy Figueroa, Candido Camero, Terumasa Hino & the World Jazz All-Stars, Marc Johnson, Othello Molineaux, Melton Mustafa, Nathen Page, Claudio Roditi, David Lee Roth, Shakira, Louie Vega, Arturo Sandoval, Bobby Watson, Akira Jimbo, Bobby Sanabria, Mambo Legends Orchestra, and many others.   Over the years, Silvano Monasterios has garnered widespread acclaim for his solo projects, each album showcasing his boundless creativity and innate musicality. As he embarks on his latest musical journey, he is currently working on a new project commissioned by Chamber Music America and The Doris Duke Foundation. “The River”, is a suite composed for a nine pieces group and it will be recorded in the fall of 2024 and his first solo piano recording entitled “Solo in Paris” will be released on 2025.