Inocenti Carreno (1914-2019) was a prominent Venezuelan composer and conductor known for his contributions to the classical music genre, particularly in Latin American classical music. Born in Caracas, Carreno studied music at the Caracas Conservatory and furthered his education in Europe. Carreno's notable works include orchestral pieces, chamber music, and choral compositions. His most famous piece, "Canto a la Tierra," showcases his ability to blend Venezuelan folk elements with classical structures. He also composed numerous symphonies and concertos, contributing significantly to the Venezuelan music scene. In addition to his compositions, Carreno was a dedicated educator and served as the director of the Venezuelan National Symphony Orchestra. His impact on music extended beyond his own works, as he played a crucial role in promoting Venezuelan music both nationally and internationally. Carreno helped elevate the profile of Venezuelan composers and inspired a new generation of musicians through his teaching and leadership. His legacy endures as a pivotal figure in the development of Venezuela's classical music tradition, bridging folk influences with classical forms.