Manuel Pelayo is a versatile music composer and producer specializing in crafting scores for film, media, and theater. His unique style combines the elements of orchestral arrangements with the modern edge of electronic elements, creating immersive soundscapes that resonate with audiences on an emotional level.
A composer with a broad range of expertise, Manuel has worked across various genres, bringing a distinct blend of creativity and technical mastery to each project. Throughout his career, he has collaborated with renowned brands, celebrated composers and off-Broadway theatrical productions, enhancing narratives through the power of music and sound. His contributions to storytelling through music have been recognized by: The New York Times for his work on The Cooping Theory 1969: Who Killed Edgar Allan Poe. He also received the Pantalla de Cristal award for Best Music at the Pantalla de Cristal Film Festival in Mexico City, honoring his composition for Claras de Huevo San Juan campaign.
Whether designing poignant melodies for cinematic moments, crafting dynamic scores for the stage, or producing tracks for media, Manuel’s passion for storytelling through music can be seen in the piece he creates.
