Madrid, March 3, 2026.- The Reina Sofía School of Music and Fundación Casa de México in Spain have signed a collaboration agreement to support the training of young Mexican musicians at one of Europe’s most prestigious centers for advanced musical specialization, through the Fundación Casa de México in Spain Scholarship program in its Academic Training category.
The agreement includes a full tuition scholarship per academic year for Mexican students who have successfully passed the Reina Sofía School of Music’s audition process and are admitted to its master’s programs.
The call for applications for this and other Academic Training scholarships will be open from March 9 to April 12, 2026, and applicants can register on the website: becas.casademexico.es/formacion-academica
This initiative reinforces the commitment of both institutions to promoting young talent, artistic training, and strengthening cultural and educational ties between Mexico and Spain.
Promoting Training and Cultural Exchange
The collaboration is part of the Fundación Casa de México in Spain Scholarship program, aimed at facilitating access for Mexican students and professionals to internationally renowned academic institutions, and aligns with the Reina Sofía School’s mission to promote the training of top-level musicians and the dissemination of music.
Ximena Caraza Campos, General Director of Fundación Casa de México in Spain, stated: “This alliance, in addition to supporting the artistic development of young Mexicans, also strengthens the bond between institutions that share the conviction that talent, when supported with vision and guidance, transcends borders. At Casa de México, we will continue to work to support those who, with discipline and passion, represent the excellence of our country in the world.”
For her part, Julia Sánchez Abeal, General Director of the Reina Sofía School, emphasized: “The collaboration with Fundación Casa de México in Spain represents great support in our vocation to attract and support the best international talents, especially those from Latin America. This scholarship will allow a young Mexican musician to develop their full artistic and personal potential at our School.”
With this agreement, both institutions consolidate a strategic alliance that will contribute to the development of new generations of performers and the enrichment of the international music scene.
