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02 Dec

Posted at 14:07h in News
Discover why spruce and cedar guitars sound so different according to the experience of flamenco guitarists. While theory dictates that spruce is bright and cedar warm, many performers perceive the opposite: spruce sounds sweeter and more balanced, while cedar is livelier and brighter. In this article, we explore the reasons behind this acoustic paradox.

01 Dec

Posted at 09:58h in Rafael Riqueni, Video Library

Rafael Riqueni, born in 1962 in the Triana district of Seville, showed extraordinary talent from a very young age: he debuted as a flamenco guitar soloist at twelve, and at fourteen won Spain’s two most important national guitar awards, distinctions...

02 Dec

Posted at 10:27h in Antonio Rey, Video Library

Antonio Rey is one of the most representative figures of the current flamenco guitar scene. After a long career as usual guitarist of flamenco’s great figures singing both as dancing (Farruquito, Antonio Canales, La Tana, Manuela Carrasco, Rafael Amargo...

03 Dec

Posted at 11:15h in Pedro Javier González, Video Library

Pedro Javier González is a guitarist and composer from Barcelona. He stands out as a guitarist due to his crystal-clear play, tempered and measured, as well as his musical versatility when it comes to adapting to different genres. Along his...

03 Dec

Posted at 10:22h in Diego del Morao, Video Library

Diego del Morao is considered to be one of the best flamenco guitarists of our time, his genius as an artist, his unique sense of rhythm and his endless creativity make him a true "Wizard" Guitar as many call him,...