El Marabino, Antonio lauro
Palacios
Feb 10 2014, 11:19 PM
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Im currently working on the Venezuelan piece El Marabino by Antonio Lauro. It still needs to be polished.

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Cosmin Lupu
Feb 12 2014, 09:46 AM
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Hey man - this definitely looks like your element smile.gif Classical guitar I mean! I am not at all a connoisseur, but I can feel it can get a bit more flow. Keep working and it will be great!

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Another nice composition! You are working hard exploring latin rhythms! Great stuff mate. I will contact you because I want to share this Latin American journey with you, obviously if you invite me. smile.gif

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Palacios
Feb 12 2014, 05:39 PM
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QUOTE (Gabriel Leopardi @ Feb 12 2014, 06:09 AM) *
Another nice composition! You are working hard exploring latin rhythms! Great stuff mate. I will contact you because I want to share this Latin American journey with you, obviously if you invite me. smile.gif

Come on over. I actually have a huge collection of sheet music from some of the great masters. It also helps living in a Latin American country like Argentina, or the US. Yes the US is a Latin American country; the third or fourth largest Spanish speaking country in the world. I've traveled through a lot of Latin American countries Mexico, Costa Rica, Panama, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay(that was scary as hell) and they're all so unique. Especially the music.

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Cosmin Lupu
Feb 13 2014, 09:23 AM
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Uh oh - it looks like you have a lot of stories to tell - any traveler has biggrin.gif

Why was Paraguay scary, mate? I was expecting Mexico to be scary, as I heard a lot of weird stories about that country...

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Palacios
Feb 13 2014, 11:10 AM
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QUOTE (Cosmin Lupu @ Feb 13 2014, 12:23 AM) *
Uh oh - it looks like you have a lot of stories to tell - any traveler has biggrin.gif

Why was Paraguay scary, mate? I was expecting Mexico to be scary, as I heard a lot of weird stories about that country...

Mexico is very scary, especially in the North. My wife was born there, and even she won't go there. The drug cartels have turned the Northern part of the country into a war zone. They send drugs, and we give them guns. Too bad to; because it is a beautiful country; with a very vibrant culture. The food is amazing to.(Worst Mexican food I ever had was in Italy, but that's another story) I was in the Misiones region of Argentina a few years back to see the Iguazu Falls. The falls are still the most amazing thing I think I've ever seen; like a garden of eden. Since the town of Puerto Iguazu is on the border of Brazil, and Paraguay; I got the bright idea of visiting Paraguay (even after I was warned) to get my passport stamped. We entered the city of Ciudad del Este from Brazil. Of course there was no customs(That should of been a warning); it's really a lawless region. There were tons of people everywhere buying cheap knockoffs, it was dirty. I never took my hands out of my pockets because I was afraid of getting pick pocketed. A lot of unsavory characters were scoping me out, following me. I thought I was gonna get stabbed. People were super pushy trying to get you to buy stuff. You could tell that it was mafia controlled. Later on I learned that Hezbolla militants actually reside there to. I was so happy to get back to Argentina. I heard from somebody that Asuncion is interesting; I'm not sure I'm gonna go out of my way to find out. Then again I might. Spanish isn't the primary language there; it's Guarini. In fact it's the only country in the America's that primarly speaks it's indigenous language. Ironically some of the best music for the guitar comes from there primarily influenced by the Guarini harp. Mangore Barrios was born in that region, and he was an amazing guitarist. Don't get me wrong; I was only in one city; it doesn't mean the whole country is like that. On the other hand Buenos Aires was a great city. The steak is still the best I ever had. It put American steak to shame. Uruguay is beautiful to, and very safe. I actually wanna buy a home there when I retire.(since it's too damn expensive here)

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Wow, what stories!! Mate, you seem to travel a lot, what is it that you do for a living aside playing the guitar - if I may ask, of course? smile.gif

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QUOTE (Cosmin Lupu @ Feb 14 2014, 01:17 AM) *
Wow, what stories!! Mate, you seem to travel a lot, what is it that you do for a living aside playing the guitar - if I may ask, of course? smile.gif

I'm in management and engineering for the electrical power industry, but I don't really travel for work. Your job is a lot more fun than mine. I'd love to play guitar for a living. The only good thing about my job is the money, and long breaks in-between projects. That's when I do my traveling. Next week I have to go start a project which consists of 12 hour days; 6 to 7 days a week. dry.gif
It has been great having the free time to work on my guitar. Hopefully I'll be able to keep my practice regiment going. I feel like I've made huge strides while on GMC. Just having you guys critique my playing has been very helpful.

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Cosmin Lupu
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QUOTE (Palacios @ Feb 14 2014, 06:30 PM) *
I'm in management and engineering for the electrical power industry, but I don't really travel for work. Your job is a lot more fun than mine. I'd love to play guitar for a living. The only good thing about my job is the money, and long breaks in-between projects. That's when I do my traveling. Next week I have to go start a project which consists of 12 hour days; 6 to 7 days a week. dry.gif
It has been great having the free time to work on my guitar. Hopefully I'll be able to keep my practice regiment going. I feel like I've made huge strides while on GMC. Just having you guys critique my playing has been very helpful.


Glad to hear we can help! Hehe, your job seems to be built around Ferris's concepts of having long time spans in which you can become an 'international vagabond' as he says biggrin.gif

Mate, we are here to help so please ask away anything you can think of - there is no such thing as a useless question, ok?

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