Guitarist Keith Rodríguez studied classical guitar with distinguished maestros Pepe and Celedonio Romero at the University of California, San Diego, where he earned top honors. He later completed his postgraduate studies with maestros Demetrio Ballesteros and José Luis Rodrigo at the Conservatorio Superior de Música de Atocha in Madrid.

In 1996, he received a scholarship from the Spanish government to attend the prestigious Spanish music course "Música en Compostela." He subsequently received master classes from maestros David Russell, Pepe Romero, and Gabriel Estarellas, among others. He has performed as a soloist in Spain, the United States, Mexico, and Portugal, participating in various festivals such as the San Diego Mozart Festival and Música en El Escorial. He has appeared as a soloist with the Schola Camerata orchestra and has also been involved in various chamber music projects with guitar and voice, violin, and cello, among others.

He has taught guitar master classes in the US and at the Reina Sofía School of Singing in Madrid, with a special emphasis on Spanish music for voice and guitar. He has made numerous recordings in both America and Spain, gaining prominence and relevance on the international music scene. His album, "Guitar Perspectives," showcases his extensive and virtuoso repertoire, featuring guitar music from five centuries selected from Spain and Latin America. In recent years, he has completed his musical career as director of the award-winning John Henry Newman Polyphonic Choir.