Origins
Mozarthitos was born in 2022 alongside Ennio—son of founders and educators Felipe Andreani and Jane Guerra—professional musicians active in higher education, early-childhood music, and Chile’s performing scene.
First academy in Chile and South America
with sound literacy
About us
Arrival in Chile
Seeking the best system to give babies musical education as a mother tongue from day one, they earned Spain’s Mago Diapasón diploma—becoming the first certified teachers in Chile and South America for this pioneering method.
As a violist and faculty member at Universidad de Chile’s School of Arts—with additional training in Spain—his career spans national and international stages.
He has performed in leading halls across Italy, France, Belgium, the UK, and Germany alongside artists such as Plácido Domingo and Cristina Gallardo-Domâs.
As principal violist of the Orchestra of the Americas he toured Brazil under Kent Nagano.
In the United States he joined the Solistas YOA ensemble as its sole violist at the Castleton Festival.
Collaborations include Luis Miguel, Andrea Bocelli, Laura Pausini, Peter Gabriel, Raphael, Ennio Morricone, Marco Antonio Solís, Il Divo, Sarah Brightman, and more.
After specialized infant music training in Spain, he founded Mozarthitos—the first center of its kind in Latin America.
Courses
Courses
The Mago Diapasón method
From 6 months of age
Created by Paqui Castro, it teaches music to babies and toddlers through play, singing, and percussion—guided by the Mago Diapasón character and the story “Traveling to the land of music.”
30-minute sessions start early; from age three children begin reading scores and building focus. The approach nurtures memory, creativity, attention, and social skills.
On-site modality
Find us at
Las Condes campus
670 República Árabe de Egipto
Contact
Contact
Enrolment and more information
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