Luís Ivars

If something defines Luis Ivars as a composer, it is his eclecticism. Since his beginnings in classical music, his musical experiences have gone through styles such as pop, rock, jazz, funky, electronic or ethnic, in groups such as Mediterráneo, Danza Invisible, Slac Jazz or Boogie Children R&B, before definitively dedicating himself to music. film music. Tabarka, by Domingo Rodes, was his first feature film, which was followed by Tiempos de Azucar, Sagitario, La Dama Boba, Tarancón el Quinto Mandamiento and Capitán Trueno, among other projects, with directors such as Juan Luis Iborra, Vicente Molina Foix, Manuel Iborra, Amer Alwan or Antonio Hernandez. His immersion in the music of antiquity has given sound to numerous archaeological museums such as the Marq (best European museum in 2004) Valltorta (Castellón), Beneficencia (Valencia)… and many others with a more contemporary theme such as Muvim, Mubag or de la Festa , from Alcoi. He is Honorary President of Musimagen, the Spanish Association of Composers for Audiovisual and has served as president of FFACE (Federation of Film & Audiovisual Composers of Europe) as a member of the board of ECSA (European Composers & Songwriters Alliance).