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Fernando Fazzari and MFM Plus: a creative, entrepreneurial and human vision

Some people build a profession. Others build an entire universe around their ideas. Fernando Fazzari belongs to the second group.

His work doesn’t reduce to a single title, a single company or a single activity. It is a combination of creativity, business vision, communication, production, organization and a constant search for new opportunities. At the center of that universe sits MFM Plus, an ecosystem created to bring projects, initiatives and ways of working under one view.

MFM Plus is far more than a brand. It is a way of thinking, and of turning ideas into concrete projects. Its essence is connecting people, content, businesses and opportunities — building structures able to grow and adapt to different challenges.

Where it comes from

MFM Plus did not start with a business plan. It started with decades inside the music industry — at record labels, in radio promotion, beside artists — and with a conclusion that became harder to ignore over the years: most artists don’t fail for lack of talent. They fail for lack of structure.

Fernando founded MFM Plus LLC out of Canton, Georgia. A manager and journalist, he came up between two languages and two industries, the Latin and the American. That dual footing isn’t a biographical detail — it is the service. A Uruguayan artist trying to break into the U.S. market and a Latin artist based in the U.S. trying to return to the market he came from face the same problem from opposite sides, and both need someone fluent in both languages — and not only the literal ones.

A different way of working

Fernando understands that today’s projects need more than a good idea. They need identity, strategy, communication and the capacity to execute.

His work therefore combines several dimensions: developing concepts, creating content, building relationships, planning initiatives and finding practical solutions. Each project may take a different shape, but all share one intention: to generate value and open new possibilities.

In a world where many proposals look alike, Fernando bets on building something recognizable. His vision isn’t about doing more — it’s about finding the connections between activities that, at first glance, look unrelated. That ability to integrate different fields is one of the defining traits of his work.

What the company does

MFM Plus handles full career development: management, release strategy, content, and the working relationship with labels and platforms. The roster spans countries and genres — among them Andrea Lafert, Lucas Cary, Domino Saints and Riesgo de Contagio.

The working principle is the same for all of them: every career decision gets made with the data in view. Which cities are listening, which playlists are moving, which song holds an audience, where the ad budget actually belongs. That is the difference between a campaign and a hunch.

MFM Plus: an ecosystem in motion

MFM Plus works as a platform for developing projects and supporting ideas from their earliest stages through to consolidation. Its philosophy rests on a few principles:

  • creativity with purpose;
  • clear communication;
  • professional organization;
  • flexibility to adapt;
  • lasting relationships;
  • a long-term view.

Inside that ecosystem, each initiative can find its own language and its own audience. The idea isn’t to force every project into the same mold, but to give them a common structure that lets them grow without losing identity.

MFM Plus also reflects a contemporary view of work. Opportunities now arrive in many formats: digital content, alliances, services, creative projects, production, communication and new forms of collaboration. The point is recognizing them and turning them into concrete action.

Creativity and strategy

One of Fernando’s traits is that he doesn’t fully separate creativity from strategy. A creative idea needs direction. A strategy needs an identity that makes it memorable. That combination builds projects that don’t only draw attention but can hold up over time.

His approach starts from essential questions: what is being communicated, who it should reach, what problem it solves, what sets this project apart, how a vision becomes a concrete experience. Those questions order the process and turn inspiration into a real proposal.

The turn toward AI

In 2026 MFM Plus began rebuilding its own operation around artificial intelligence — not as a novelty, but as the answer to a concrete problem: a small company cannot give every artist the attention they deserve without multiplying the team.

The answer was to build what Fernando calls the cuadrilla: a connected set of AI agents covering management, booking and the label side. A purpose-built server wiring industry databases straight into the working desktop. Artist reports that used to take days now take an afternoon. Ad campaigns adjusted on this week’s data rather than last quarter’s.

The result isn’t technology replacing judgment. It’s judgment arriving sooner, and better informed.

The value of communication

In everything he does, communication sits at the center. It isn’t about publishing or promoting — it’s about building a coherent story around each project.

A brand, a company or an initiative has to explain who it is, what it offers and why it exists. When that story is well built, people can understand it, remember it and feel part of it.

Fernando works from that perspective: every action is part of a wider conversation. A message, a presentation, a collaboration or a piece of content can become an opportunity to strengthen an identity and widen a network.

A human view of business

Beyond the projects, there is a personal dimension to how Fernando works. His approach rests on trust, responsibility and dealing directly.

For him, business isn’t only numbers or transactions. It is also relationships, conversations, commitments and reputation. How a relationship gets built can matter as much as the immediate result of a deal.

That human view gives MFM Plus a close, dynamic identity. It isn’t only about creating structures, but about creating spaces where people can collaborate, bring ideas and find new opportunities.

Beyond music

Under the same umbrella sits Roster Magazine, the editorial arm. It isn’t a separate business — it’s the same conviction in another format: a story told well and distributed well finds its audience.

Working across different projects takes organization, but also a vision able to find the thread running through them. Fernando doesn’t look to be limited to one definition. That range isn’t a contradiction — it’s part of his identity. The result is a flexible working model, where creativity can become business, communication can open doors, and an idea can evolve into multiple formats.

Looking ahead

The industry has changed for good: an artist in Montevideo can land in Bogotá without any executive deciding it. What hasn’t changed is that someone has to make it happen — the strategy, the deadlines, the contracts, the budget.

In a context where industries shift quickly, the capacity to adapt becomes essential. Fernando works with that in mind: staying open to what’s new without losing the core values that hold his way of working together.

MFM Plus is, in that sense, a permanent work in progress. A space where ideas, people, experiences and projects converge. An ecosystem that keeps growing out of curiosity, initiative and the will to turn possibilities into realities.

A story still being written

To talk about Fernando Fazzari and MFM Plus is to talk about a path that cannot be closed inside a single label. It is to talk about creativity, vision, communication, organization and the ability to connect different worlds. It is also to talk about someone who decided to build his own road, on his own terms, with a wide view of what the present offers.

MFM Plus isn’t only the name of a company or a project. It is the expression of a way of working and of understanding the future: create with intention, communicate with clarity, and keep moving toward new possibilities.

Fernando Fazzari’s story is still being written. And, as with the best stories, it has many chapters ahead.

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