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Martín Aníbal Perino was born in Buenos Aires in 1984. He began studying piano at the age of four and at ten he had his first concert. He received the title of National Music Teacher specialised in piano with the highest grades in his class and continued his piano studies in Argentina with Maestra Nélida Sánchez.
He has perfected himself in chamber music with the maestros Virtú Maragno in the Superior Conservatory of Music "Juan José Castro" of La Lucila and María Isabel Siewers at the National Conservatory of Music "Alberto Ginastera" of Morón. He was mentored by great Meastros including Bruno Leonardo Gelber, Mathias Kellig (Germany), Alan Weiss (USA), Eduardo Hubert (Italy), Alexis Golovine (Russia), Akiko Ebi (Japan), Gabriela Montero (Venezuela).
In 20013 he received the scholarship to attend the master classes of the Martha Argerich Festival by The Teatro Colón Foundation. He won the First Prize in the Great Piano Competition "Larroque de Roffo". He was awarded a scholarship through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to participate in the XLVII International Course of Perfection in Spanish Music in Santiago de Compostela, conducting studies under the guidance of Maestros Antonio Iglesias and Manuel Carra; here, he received the "Andrés Segovia-José Miguel Ruíz Morales" Award for his merit and performance.
He premiered in Argentina the Concerto for piano and orchestra K.175 by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart with the Symphony Orchestra of the Camerata Exaudi conducted by maestro Pablo Zsodan. His recognised merits at international level have led him to perform with the most distinguished instrumentalists receiving praiseworthy comments from the specialists. When 20 years old, Martin Perino had already almost 300 presentations, in including his performances at the Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires.
During work on his first composition La Flor Martin went thru a serious mental breakdown, he asked to be admitted to the El Borda psychiatric hospital in Buenos Aires. Later he was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia and spend in El Borda nearly four years.
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