Saturday, 06. December 2025

Nicolas Delgado Quartet

Nicolas Delgado Quartet

Nicolás Delgado, a jazz guitarist, came to Barcelona in 2002, where he studied jazz at Taller de Músics. After nine years in Barcelona as a musician and guitar teacher, he moved to Munich, where he recorded his first two albums. He then continued his career in Barcelona, where he recorded his third album. In Colombia, he toured 14 cities and recorded his fourth album, five years later his fifth live album. Nicolás also holds a degree in music from the University of Antioquia. In 2021 he published his book, in which he shares his experiences and musical knowledge; available on Amazon (bestseller). He currently lives in Berlin, where he has established himself as part of the local jazz scene. He has performed at the most important jazz clubs in Spain, Germany and Hungary as well as at the most prestigious jazz festivals in Colombia. In addition, he participated in workshops with renowned masters such as Pat Martino, Chick Corea, Leo Brouwer, Scott Henderson and John Scofield. His sixth album, recorded in Berlin, will be released in June 2025.

Guitar and composition: Nicolás Delgado

Bass: Roberto Badoglio

Drums by Davide Marafioti

Saxophones by Oliver Fox

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Most of our concerts have no fixed admission price. Instead, we suggest a voluntary contribution of around €10 per person.

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