Guest Conductor. He earned his Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Music, specializing in violin and conducting. He earned postgraduate degrees in musicology and cultural management, and completed his doctoral studies in orchestral conducting at Northwestern University in the United States, under the tutelage of Victor Yampolsky. He has given concerts in 30 countries across America, Asia, and Europe, leading ensembles such as the Palazzo Ricci Orchestra, the National Symphony Orchestra of Mexico, the Ensemble Laboratorium, and the UNAM Philharmonic. He has received several awards, scholarships, and recognitions, including a Fulbright scholarship and the Markowitz Award for Orchestral Conductors (2013). Since 2018, he has been a member of the Performing Arts Program of the National Fund for Culture and the Arts of Mexico. He has served as principal conductor of the Querétaro Philharmonic Orchestra and principal conductor of the Prometeo Sinfonietta in the United States. Since 2019, he has been the artistic director of the Bellas Artes Chamber Orchestra.

Director artístico. En poco tiempo Gustavo Rivero Weber ha llevado a la Orquesta Juvenil Universitario Eduardo Mata (OJUEM) a ser reconocida como una de las mejores orquestas del país, y que ha destacado internacionalmente con conciertos en Italia y Nueva York. En 2019, Rivero Weber tuvo su debut discográfico como director de orquesta con una grabación de música mexicana, El árbol de la vida, para el sello Naxos, que tuvo muy buena repercusión en la crítica especializada. Su formación en la técnica de dirección orquestal fue con Avi Ostrowsky, Alun Francis y Jan Latham-Koenig. Ha dirigido con éxito a orquestas en México, Austria, Hungría, República Checa, España y Argentina. Es egresado del Instituto Curtis de Filadelfia, en donde estudió con Jorge Bolet y en el Conservatorio Estatal de Odessa en Ucrania. Ha grabado varios discos para piano con música mexicana, latinoamericana y europea, además de uno dedicado a la música de Friedrich Nietzsche.

Pianist, producer, and opera coach. He studied at the Royal Conservatory of Brussels, then earned his advanced diploma in piano from the Royal Conservatory of Mons, and graduated with distinction from the Maastricht Conservatory. As a pianist, he has performed on stages around the world, including 22 times at Carnegie Hall. In addition to his career as a pianist, he has worked as an opera expert, collaborating with top singers at the Metropolitan Opera House and producing major shows and festivals.