Portal de Turismo de Castilla y León

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September 12, 2025

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The internationally renowned Argentine pianist and composer will perform in the city of Zamora as part of his 2025 international tour.

The composer will present songs from his release "PANTA REI" as well as review a careful selection of compositions from his previous works such as "El Desvelo de los ilustrados" , "La Ignota Razón de una Esfera", "El Amo de las Hadas", etc. He will also offer some of the compositions from the Original Soundtrack of the Spanish film "Séneca y Lucano, la virtud del Imperio", whose creation, production and recording was under his responsibility. All the music from the film, like his twelve previous albums, are available on his Official YouTube Channel, Spotify and all streaming platforms.

Julio Mazziotti bases his current show on the concept of "Panta Rei," attributed to the philosopher Heraclitus, who maintains that the only constant is change and that everything flows and is in constant motion, so "we can never step twice into the same river."
During the concert, the musician proposes a kind of experiment with those present so that, through his music and the atmosphere he creates, the listeners can experience the concept of "Panta Rei" for themselves.
At the end of the concert, the audience will have the opportunity to chat with the artist, providing the perfect opportunity to exchange ideas and experiences.

Julio Mazziotti is an Argentine pianist and composer born in Mendoza, Argentina. He studied piano at the National University of Cuyo and is self-taught in composition.
Throughout his artistic career, he has released 12 albums of his own music and has also composed original music for theater and film. In 2023, he composed the entire Original Soundtrack for the Spanish film "Seneca and Lucan," based on the life of the great Stoic philosopher. He has performed his music in major cities and capitals around the world and also develops the non-profit charity project "Music to Change the World," performing free micro-concerts in hospitals, senior centers, children's day centers, as well as libraries and museums.

Library assembly hall
Free admission until full capacity is reached