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Efrén Suárez Efrén Suárez es uno de los máximos exponentes y herederos de la tradición guitarrística larense. Discípulo directo del maestro Rodrigo Riera y poseedor de una especial musicalidad y depurada técnica instrumental reconocida y premiada a lo largo de una extensa y aplaudida carrera musical y el logro de numerosos premios en concursos nacionales e internacionales. En 1995 egresa del Conservatorio “Vicente Emilio Sojo” de Barquisimeto, donde obtiene el diploma de Ejecutante de Guitarra bajo la guía del maestro Valmore Nieves. En el año 2004 egresa como Licenciado en Música mención ejecución instrumental (UNEARTE) bajo la guía del maestro Luis Zea, obteniendo el Primer Lugar por su índice académico. Posteriormente realizó Maestría en Educación Superior Universitaria en la Universidad Simón Bolívar. A sus créditos académicos, Efrén Suárez agrega su asistencia a numerosos talleres de guitarra; a diversos Festivales, Encuentros, Seminarios y Concursos nacionales e internacionales, participando en clases magistrales dictadas prestigiosos y destacados maestros de la guitarra. Efrén Suárez ha realizado conciertos de guitarra en diversas salas de Venezuela; ha sido invitado a diversos festivales de guitarra a nivel nacional e internacional, entre ellos: Festival Internacional de Guitarra “Rodrigo Riera”, Seminario de Guitarra “Alirio Díaz”, Encuentro Guitarrístico en Aragua, Festival Internacional de Agosto (Caracas), Festival de Oriente (Cumaná), Festival “Maracaibo en Guitarras”, Concurso y Festival Nacional de Guitarra “Antonio Lauro”, Festival de la Guitarra en Miranda (Los Teques). En 1997 fue invitado especial en el II Trofeo del Caribe (Martinique) y miembro del Jurado en el IV Concurso Inter-Caribe de Guitarra (Martinique), Festival Internacional de Angostura FIGA. En 2009 fue jurado del Premio Municipal de Música. Durante tres años fue Presidente de la Asociación Guitarrística Alirio Díaz. Actualmente se desempeña como docente de guitarra clásica en la Universidad Nacional Experimental de las Artes. Ha ejercido en la UNEARTE importantes cargos tales como Director General de Currículum y Programas Nacionales de Formación, igualmente Vicerrector Académico. Actualmente cursa estudios de Doctorado en Patrimonio Cultural en la Universidad Latinoamericana y del Caribe. GALARDONES OBTENIDOS 1987- Tercer Premio en el II Concurso Nacional de Guitarra Antonio Lauro, Valencia, Venezuela. 1989- Segundo Premio en el III Concurso Nacional de Guitarra Antonio Lauro, Los Teques, Venezuela. 1990- Primer Premio en el IV Concurso Nacional de Guitarra Antonio Lauro, Acarigua, Venezuela. 1995- Primer Premio en el I Trofeo del Caribe, Martinique, Antillas Francesas. 1996- Premio especial a la mejor interpretación de una obra venezolana en el X Concurso Internacional de Guitarra Alirio Díaz, Caracas, Venezuela. 2002- Tercer Premio en el XIII Concurso Internacional de Guitarra Alirio Díaz, Carora, Venezuela .

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