Miguel Chipana
Miguel Chipana is a Peruvian recording, mixing engineer, and entrepreneur based at Boston, Massachusetts. Currently in his last year at Berklee College of Music, Miguel achieved a historic milestone by becoming the youngest Peruvian to be admitted into the institution’s acclaimed Music Production and Engineering (MP&E) program.
As current president of Berklee Peru, Miguel connects Berklee's global student body with Peru's growing music scene, opening doors for cultural exchange and professional opportunities in both directions. He is also COO of AMBRA Live Productions, a Boston-based live entertainment company. On the audio field, he has credits mixing, running live sound and recordings for a variety of artists including Victoria Monét, Louis Cato, JR Robinson, and Tiny Habits. Miguel also works as the mixing engineer for Anticucho Studios, the animation studio behind the viral "Freddy el cuy interdimensional" cartoon show.
His work bridges cutting-edge studio engineering, strategic business acumen, and a dedicated commitment to shaping the future of the global audio industry.