My great latin guitarist was born in Guatemala city, where his interest in Latin American music began at and early age. He inmersed himself in a wide variety of musical styles such as music of the Andes, Tango, Flamenco, Rancheras, Trios etc, but it was always the Latin Guitar that moved him most. Moving to New Orleans, LA in 1982 to finish his higher education studies, a new era of his life began, this time with guitar in hand.
In New Orleans as well as in Los Angeles, he has demonstrated his talent as a guitarist and composer since his beginnings as a church choir director followed by various musical activities that have included studio work, live performances, while leading his own group or being part of other groups.
Whether it be a joropo, bossa nova. bolero, rumba, Latin Jazz, or bulerías, he follows his love for the Latin Guitar and Latin America itself, that vast continent that forms the deepest roots of this young guitarist who offers us a celebration and fusion of new and ancient cultures.
He has different music combinations with other guitars, percussion and horns if desired. His band is great for ceremonies, cocktail hours and and any Latin requested event for great listening and some dancing music.
Two Guitars:
Gipsy Kings
- Faena
- Inspiracion
- Catalunya
- Love & Liberte
- Moorea
Strunz and Farah
- Balada
- Bola
- Zumba
- Rayo
- Twilight at the Zuq
- Zambalera
- Terremoto
Chick Corea
Vicente Amigo
- Tres notas para decir te quiero
Santana
- El Farol
- Samba pa ti
- Oye como va
Two Guitars with Vocalist & Percussion
(Option to add additional percussion and bass musicians):
Gipsy Kings
- Bamboleo
- Un amor
- A mi manera
- Djobi Djoba
- Quiero saber
- Volare
- Trista pena
- Nina morena
- Vamos a bailar
- Baila me
- Sin ella
- Habla me
- Mi vida
- Montana
- A ti, a ti
- A tu vera
- La rumba de Nicolas
- La Dona
- Una rumba por aqui
- La fiesta comenza
Latin American rhythms
Boleros:
- Sabor a mi
- Reloj
- Sin ti
- Solamente una vez
- Somos novios
- La barca
- Contigo aprendi
English:
- Fragile -Sting
- Have you ever loved a woman -Bryan Adams with Paco de Lucia
- What a wonderful world -Louis Armstrong
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