Since 1993, Mario Parmisano was playing an important roll in the music of the great guitarist from U.S.A. : Al Di Meola , had being participate as Pianist-Composer & Associate Producer in the C.D's "Orange & Blue" (1994), "The Infinite Desire" (1998) and "The Grande Passion" (2.000), next to artist like : Herbie Hancock, Steve Gadd, Marc Johnson, Pino Palladino, Manú Katché, Steve Vai, Pino Danielle, Arto Tunboyacian, Peter Erskine,John Patitucci, The Toronto Symphonic Orchestra, etc. He have been performing concerts in every major city in the U.S.A, Europe, and Asia (which included The Blue Note in Tokyo, Hong Kong Arts Festival, Yapi Kredi Art Festival-Istanbul, Tel Aviv, Cyprus, Moscu, etc.) through the literally hundreds of concerts of the Europe Tour '93, World Tour '94 , World Project '95, World Tour '97, U.S.A. Tour '99, World Tour 2000 and the World Sinfonia Tour 2001. Mario Parmisano records in Argentina the C.D. "From the Labyrinth" via his Record Label: "Parmi Music", and thus, realizes several performances with his Contemporary Jazz Group integrated for: Guillermo Vadalá on bass, Alejandro Santos on sax and flutes and José Luis Colzani on drums. Their last performance was given in Santiago, Chile on January 10th, 2001, in front an audience of 6,000 people and was nationally televised through out this country. Mario was born in Buenos Aires and since the start of his professional musical career in 1980, he has always performed with the most outstanding Argentine musical artists such as: Pedro Aznar, David Lebón, Silvina Garré, Estela Raval and Sergio Denis, among others.