He has performed extensively throughout Europe, with concert appearances in Germany, Austria, the Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary, France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Holland and Switzerland, to name a few. Over the course of his career, Mr. Mansilla has shared the stage with the giants of the music world such as Luciano Pavarotti, Placido Domingo, Tony Bennett, Donna Summer, Itzhak Perlman, Joshua Bell and many others artists. Founder, conductor and violin soloist of the chamber orchestra of Santiago with which he performed for many years in an series of concerts, tours, recordings, and spectacular projects such as the first concert of the world in Antarctic territory, the most southern concert in the world, concerts in the highlands of South America, etc. In 1992, he played at Carnegie Hall and drew positive reviews from the New York Times including an accolade as “a superb technician”. In 1993, he performed in the first concert ever to be held in the world in the Antarctic territory, serving as soloist and conductor. This landmark performancewas covered by CNN, BBC of London and all the South American press outlets for radio and television. That same year he was awarded with the Prize of the Critics and the National Prize of Music.
Recording Artist: An important part of Jaime Mansilla's musical career has been recordings. In addition to collaborations with many other recording artists, in the pop and classical musical fields, he has
done many recordings as a soloist with chamber orchestras, piano & symphony orchestras in South America, Europe and the United States of America.