I am Pablo Narváez

Pablo Narváez is a Colombian composer, music producer, and orchestrator whose scores fuse cinematic orchestration with contemporary production. His work spans film, television, video games, jazz, and concert music—crafting immersive sound worlds that bridge tradition and innovation.

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Recent highlights include the score for Gorse Mother, winner of Best Student Short Film at the Folkenstone Film Festival, original music for award-winning short films in Europe and Colombia, and an EP of Latin American jazz, Sonidos en Soledad. He has also composed and produced music for Latin American and European artists across genres, and contributed to projects showcased at international festivals.

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Trained at the Film Scoring Academy of Europe and mentored by industry figures including Mikolai Stroinski, Conrad Pope, and Alastair King, Narváez began his musical journey at the age of seven, studying violin, voice, guitar, and trumpet. He holds a BA in Music and Sound Engineering from the Pontifical Xavierian University and an MFA in Music for Motion Pictures and Contemporary Media.

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He has recorded with ensembles including the Sofia Sessions Orchestra, the European Recording Orchestra (ERO), and the Orquesta Sinfónica Javeriana, and his technical expertise extends to Logic Pro, Luna, and Pro Tools. His collaborations include work with directors, orchestras, and production studios in both Latin America and Europe.

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Based in Sofia, Bulgaria, Narváez continues to compose, produce, and orchestrate for projects worldwide, with a focus on music that serves the story and resonates deeply with audiences.