Composer, conductor, and orchestrator Pedro Osuna scored Academy Award®-nominated Argentina, 1985 at just 24, on the recommendation of Oscar-winning composer Michael Giacchino and producer Victoria Alonso. The film won the Golden Globe for Best Foreign Picture and earned Osuna nominations at the Platino Awards and the Silver Condor Awards.

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His music moves with equal conviction between the screen and the concert hall. His first score for television, Every Minute Counts, earned a Latin Grammy® nomination in 2025. Recent screen credits include Crazy Old Lady, produced by Academy Award®-nominated director J.A. Bayona, and 27 Nights for Netflix. Previous projects include additional music for Klaus at 21 —becoming the youngest Berklee student to write music for an Oscar-nominated film. He later orchestrated No Time to Die at 22, becoming the youngest orchestrator in Bond franchise history. Additional credits include Marvel's Thor: Love and Thunder and Pixar's Lightyear.

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His concert music has been commissioned and performed by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, the Grammy® Award-winning Los Angeles Children’s Chorus, and Festival Napa Valley, at venues including Walt Disney Concert Hall and the Alhambra, in collaboration with artists including Oscar-winner AR Rahman, Grammy®-winning soprano Hila Plitmann, guitarist Pablo Sainz-Villegas, and violinist Francisco Fullana.

 

His formation spans the Granada Conservatory, Berklee College of Music, which he attended on scholarship and graduated Summa cum laude, and UCLA, also on scholarship, where he completed an MFA in Composition. He received the Georges Delerue Award for film scoring, the Rick Applin Award for fugue writing, the UCLA Dean's medal, and recognition at the Academia Chigiana in Siena.

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Osuna has been a guest speaker at the University of Oxford, UCLA, Berklee College of Music, and Tufts University.

 

Born in Granada, Spain. Based in Los Angeles.