RESULTS

A Word to All Applicants

First and foremost, thank you to every artist who applied. Your dedication, creativity, and willingness to share your work made this inaugural edition truly meaningful. The level of artistry was exceptional, and selecting among so many strong voices was no easy task.

To all participants: your contribution mattered.

Whether you won the award or not, you helped shape a competition that celebrates Piazzolla’s legacy—not as a monument to the past, but as a living, evolving artistic force.

This is only the beginning. We warmly invite you to stay connected for future editions, upcoming projects, and new opportunities to continue this shared journey.

Grand Prize

Soloists

Romina Balestrino, voice (Argentina/Spain)


Ensembles

Tango Spleen Orquesta (Italy)

Edition Prize

Composition

Mariano Speranza: Vertigos y Ausencia

Special Prizes

Zagreb Symphony Orchestra

Romina Balestrino, voice (Argentina/Spain)


Green Note Management

Romina Balestrino, voice (Argentina/Spain)


Universal Edition Consideration

Stuart Bramwell, composer (UK)


Berlin Prize

ARTISTS

Romina Balestrino, voice (Argentina/Spain)

Pasquale Lancuba, bandoneon (Italy)

COMPOSITIONS

Pietro Roffi: Quasi un Tango

Nita Sinaga: Cerca

Mariano Speranza: Vertigos y Ausencia

Sonia Possetti: Al Demonio

Career Prize

Erica Lynn, violin (USA)