Andrea Chiarini is a renowned guitarist known internationally for being the first to blend classical and rock music in a unique way on classical guitar. His ability to combine these different styles has attracted a large audience, with his videos becoming very popular and gaining over a million fans and views on social media. Growing up, Andrea had a deep love for music, especially classical guitar. He graduated at Conservatory G.B. Pergolesi in Fermo and Musicians Institute in Hollywood, California. In 2022, he won the Golden Award in classical music with the piece "Sonata 21" by Paganini and the first prize at the Europe Music Competition as a Virtuoso Performer. Now, he creates music that is both technically impressive and emotionally engaging, taking listeners on a journey of intense feelings. He has released several singles of famous classical pieces such as Mozart's Turkish March and Isaac Albéniz's Asturias, as well as two original albums: "The Devil's Guitarist" and "Spectre from Atlantis," both published by INRI Classic/ Universal Music. His musical genre, defined as "BaRock," is also the title of his third and newest album, in which he combines famous rock and dance tracks with great masterpieces of classical music. A combination never seen or heard before that always leaves the audience surprised and entertained.