Flavio Romanelli is an award-winning Argentine composer, guitarist, and educator based in Málaga, Spain. He holds several diplomas in musical studies from the National University of the Arts (Argentina), the School of Music of Buenos Aires, and the National Tango Academy. He has studied with Guillermo Zalcman, Santiago Santero, Eduardo Checchi, among other great ‘maestros’.

His work ranges from solo pieces to orchestral compositions, featuring a musical language that blends contemporary academic music with popular traditions and sonorities from diverse cultures. His compositions have been performed in Argentina, Spain, Belgium, Austria, and France by renowned performers and orchestras, including the Chamber Orchestra of the National Congress, the Neuquén Symphony Orchestra, and the CASTVLVM Orchestra of Linares (Spain).

His distinctions include the National Composition Award, granted by the National Academy of Fine Arts and the National Arts Fund (Argentina, 2025); an Honourable Mention at the 2020 Composition Competition organized by the Argentine Association of Composers and the Argentine Air Force; and two recognitions of Cultural Interest awarded by the Ministry of Culture of the Argentine Nation.

He is a member of the Argentine Composers Association and serves as a faculty member at the National University of the Arts, as well as a lecturer in university extension programs. He continues to pursue an active artistic career in Europe, collaborating with performers and ensembles on projects that integrate academic and popular musical languages.