Sheila del Bosque Fuentes is a multi-award-winning flutist, composer, and conductor originally from Cuba. Del Bosque has performed with orchestras, major theaters, and festivals in Cuba, South Korea, Mexico, Germany, and the USA. Graduated with a dual major in Performance and Film Scoring and a minor in Orchestral Conducting, At Berklee, she shared the stage with musicians such as Paquito d’Rivera, Omar Hakim, Danilo Perez, Berta Rojas, and Aida Cuevas. As a Conductor, del Bosque held the position of assistant conductor of the Berklee Contemporary Symphony Orchestra for one year, led by Dr. Julius P. Williams. In the Fall of 2022, she produced QUEENS, a concert with her own orchestra to create and promote spaces for a new generation of women composers through high-quality performance, education, and community engagement. As a Film Composer, del Bosque has collaborated with the company Brave Notes as an assistant composer for movies, shorts, documentaries; and video games. She has composed original music for the Jane Goodall Institute, the short film "The Heatwave" by director Dong-Ren, and her first featured movie, "The Unicorn" by director Cris Hozven. Some of her awards include First prize at the NFA in the category of Jazz Artist, the Nick Caizza Award in performance, and the Tibor Pusztai Award in conducting.