Born in Malaga in 1988, he has a long career in the world of classical music before dedicating himself fully to jazz and modern music. He began his studies at the age of eight and graduated in 2010 from the Higher Conservatory of the same city.

Since then he has studied jazz and modern music in a self-taught way to collaborate shortly after with musicians such as Ernesto Aurignac (being part of his Orchestra and recording the album UNO), Enrique Oliver, Julián Sánchez, Juan Galiardo or Javier Galiana.

Fernando Brox has shared the stage with musicians such as Horacio Fumero, Perico Sambeat, Toni Belenguer, Dani Pérez, Jorge Rossy, Ramón Prats, Martin Leitón, José Carra and Arturo Serra. Since 2015 he moved to Barcelona, ​​where he collaborates with musicians such as Dimitri Skidanov, Jaume Llombart, Aldo Caviglia, Manel Fortiá, Roger Gutiérrez, Juan Pablo Bálcazar and Iván González, among others.

In 2015 he won the award for best soloist with the Daniel Torres Quintet at the Portón del Jazz Competition, a festival held in Alhaurín de la Torre, Málaga, and in 2017 he obtained the award for best soloist at the international Johnny Raducanu competition, held in Braila, Romania.

He has led several projects as an improviser and composer, having recorded four albums as a leader since 2018: Fernando Brox Quartet, along with Toni Saigi (piano), Carlos Falanga (drums) and Pau Sala (double bass); Factor Humano, sextet with Julián Sánchez (trumpet), Enrique Oliver (tenor sax), Toni Vaquer (piano), Bori Albero (double bass) and Juanma Nieto (drums). The most recent "From Within" from 2024 with Wilfried Wilde (guitar), Iannis Obiols (piano), Nadav Erlich (bass) and Iago Fernández (drums), for Fresh Sound New Talent.

As a sideman, he is part of various national projects, such as Trio Garum feat. Fernando Brox with Javier Galiana, David Leon and Joan Masana, Chiva Quartet, by Juan Pablo Balcázar, Enrique Oliver Sextet, I Love Jazz, by Elisabeth Raspall, etc. He also collaborates in the project of Cadiz percussionist and guitarist Carlos Cortés Bustamante.

In 2019 he obtained a higher degree in Jazz Flute at the ESEM Taller de Musics. As a teacher, Fernando Brox has been a teacher of flute, harmony, combo, musical language and director of the Big Band at the Taller de Músics Escola from 2015 to 2021. In the field of pedagogy, he has developed the GAT (triangular harmonic generator), a novel representation of the tonal system that completely clarifies it, greatly facilitating its study and understanding.

He has performed at important festivals as a member of various projects: Voll Damm Festival in Barcelona, ​​Malaga Jazz Festival, Cádiz Jazz Festival, Terrasa Jazz Festival, Taller de Musics Talent Festival, etc.

In 2021 he was selected from candidates from all over the world to be part of Focusyear, a prestigious postgraduate program that takes place at the Jazz Campus in Basel, Switzerland. Within the framework of this program, he has performed a total of 16 concerts with international stars such as Lionel Loueke, Miguel Zenón, Elena Pinderhuges, Jorge Rossy, Aaron Parks, Wolfgang Muthspiel or Guillermo Klein, as well as a concert tour throughout Europe.

In addition, he recorded an album as a member of the program (Focusyear Band, Tiny windows) and traveled to Boston to collaborate with the Berklee Global Jazz Institute, working with musicians such as Joe Lovano, John Patitucci and Danilo Pérez.

He currently lives in Switzerland, enjoying a scholarship to complete a Master in Composition under the direction of maestro Guillermo Klein. Likewise, his participation in large projects with musicians from the Swiss scene such as Sarah Chaksad Large Ensemble, Yuri Storione Flamenco Quartet or Alessio Cazzeta Quartet is notable.

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