Alejandro Giacomán de Neymet

Alejandro Giacomán, a composer based in Mexico City, has worked on over a hundred soundtrack projects. He received a private education in flute, saxophone, piano, and composition. Additionally, he studied Music Composing and Arranging and Recording Engineering at the Dick Grove School of Music in Los Angeles, California.

In the majority of his projects, Alejandro does the composition, orchestration, notation, and complete recording and production of his music.

He has been recognized with two Ariel awards from the Mexican Academy of Film Arts and Sciences for the scores of Burn the Bridges (2007) and Hidalgo, the Untold Story (2010). He has also received Ariel nominations for Benjamin's Woman, Deserted Seas,
and On the Air. Other nominations from PECIME include Volverte a ver, Morgana, The Tequila Effect, and two additional nominations from Festival Pantalla de Cristal for Perfect Obedience and Por Mis Bigotes.

His work in television series includes Horario Estelar, Yago, Trece Miedos, and Tony Tijuana.

Furthermore, he authored a novel titled La Próxima Vez Que Vengas, which recounts his experiences as a touring rock musician during the 1980s.