Guillaume Marcenac is a French pianist, composer, arranger, and educator born on June 9, 1983, in Sète, France. He later relocated to the Netherlands, studying at the Royal Conservatory in The Hague, where he established his professional career as a performer, arranger, and conductor.
Active in recorded music since 2016, Marcenac's work spans Latin jazz, son cubano, and French songwriting. His early releases include the album "Chansons à l'improviste" in 2016, the single "Ragtime des copains" in 2018, and the album "Exploration (Chansons françaises)" alongside the single "Mexico" in 2019.
In July 2025, Marcenac collaborated with Venezuelan percussionist Gerardo Rosales to release the album "Charanjazz." Developed in The Hague, the collaborative project fuses jazz arrangements with Latin music and charanga elements.
