The Second Edition of the International Guitar Festival (FIGBA) in Baja California will be hosted in Rosarito, Baja California, in Mexico. The Guitar Festival will bring together guitarists and specialists for three days to offer concerts, master classes, conferences and workshops aimed at both the general public and musicians.
From August 28–30, guitars will take center stage at Rosarito, with concerts, master classes, conferences, and educational activities. With free admission and musicians from Mexico and the United States, the festival offers an accessible way to experience guitar music and culture in Baja California.
Also, the International Guitar Festival seeks to promote classical guitar, promote local and visiting artists, and contribute to the professionalization of musicians and the formation of new audiences.
Guitar Festival Highlights
The International Guitar Festival Baja California 2026 offers something for both experienced musicians and people discovering classical guitar for the first time.
Friday, August 28
The festival begins at 10:00 a.m. with the conference presented by Dr. Isaac Namme Galindo.
Master classes with guitarists Jack Cimo and Daniel Olmos will follow. Conclusion with a recital by Jack Cimo at 7:00 p.m.
Saturday, August 29
Saturday continues with master classes beginning at 10:00 a.m. At 7:00 p.m., audiences can enjoy an ensemble featuring cello and guitar.
Sunday, August 30
The final day includes a presentation focused on the modern business side of music. At 3:00 p.m., a conference about social media for musicians will be presented. The festival concludes at 5:00 p.m. with a recital.
Featured Guitarists
Among the featured musicians are:
- Jack Cimo, a guitarist from California, United States
- A Due Corde, a Tijuana-based cello and guitar duo
- Daniel Olmos, a concert guitarist from Morelia
- Musicians and educators connected with the Baja California classical guitar community
The participation of musicians from both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border gives the festival an important binational cultural dimension.
The three-day festival brings together guitarists, educators, students, and music enthusiasts from Mexico and the United States. The program combines live concerts, master classes, conferences, and educational activities—and admission is free.
One of the attractions of FIGBA is its international and regional participation.
Among the featured musicians are:
- Jack Cimo, a guitarist from California, United States
- Daniel Olmos, a concert guitarist from Morelia
- A Due Corde, a Tijuana-based cello and guitar duo
- Musicians and educators connected with the Baja California classical guitar community
The participation of musicians from both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border gives the festival an important binational cultural dimension.
A Binational Guitar Celebration
One of the most interesting aspects of the International Guitar Festival in Baja California is its connection between musicians and audiences in Mexico and the United States.
Baja California’s location along the international border makes Rosarito a natural meeting point for cultural exchange. FIGBA uses music to create connections between artists, students, and communities.
The festival organizers hope to establish the event as an important cultural gathering for classical guitar in the region.
Final Thoughts about the Guitar Festival
Music, culture, education, and the beautiful Baja California coast make this three-day festival a memorable August experience.
Author: AllMexico.store
References
CEART Playas de Rosarito | Rosarito | Facebook
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