The festival Maestros de la Guitarra pays tribute to names such as Paco de Lucía and Manuel de Falla bringing together, in Barcelona, three internationally acclaimed guitarists. A unique concert and a memorable exhibition of virtuosity in the city considered by many as the cradle of the Spanish guitar.

With his virtuosity in service of musicality and a balanced blend of fineness and expressiveness, for these reasons – and for many other – Alí Arango is widely known as one of today’s most admired guitar soloists. Guitarist of colossal talent and sensitivity, he has been praised by different audiences and juries around the world, being awarded 23 times, with 11 first prizes in some of the most important festivals, such as the international contests Francisco Tárrega (Benicassim, Spain), Andrés Segovia (La Herradura, Spain) and Alhambra (Valencia, Spain).

The festival Maestros de la Guitarra pays tribute to names such as Paco de Lucía and Manuel de Falla bringing together, in Barcelona, three internationally acclaimed guitarists. A unique concert and a memorable exhibition of virtuosity in the city considered by many as the cradle of the Spanish guitar.

The festival Maestros de la Guitarra pays tribute to names such as Paco de Lucía and Manuel de Falla bringing together, in Barcelona, three internationally acclaimed guitarists. A unique concert and a memorable exhibition of virtuosity in the city considered by many as the cradle of the Spanish guitar.

One of the most flamenco guitarists of the last decades, Pedro Javier returns to the stage of the festival Maestros de la Guitarra to offer an unforgettable evening. Enjoy the music of legends like Paco de Lucía, Niño Miguel and Manuel de Falla played by a unique artist in the enchanting church of Santa María del Pi. A glimpse of the purest flamenco in the heart of Barcelona.

The festival Maestros de la Guitarra pays tribute to names such as Paco de Lucía and Manuel de Falla bringing together, in Barcelona, three internationally acclaimed guitarists. A unique concert and a memorable exhibition of virtuosity in the city considered by many as the cradle of the Spanish guitar.

With his virtuosity in service of musicality and a balanced blend of fineness and expressiveness, for these reasons – and for many other – Alí Arango is widely known as one of today’s most admired guitar soloists. Guitarist of colossal talent and sensitivity, he has been praised by different audiences and juries around the world, being awarded 23 times, with 11 first prizes in some of the most important festivals, such as the international contests Francisco Tárrega (Benicassim, Spain), Andrés Segovia (La Herradura, Spain) and Alhambra (Valencia, Spain).

Ekaterina Záytseva is a Spanish guitarist who grew up in Russia and has been living in Spain for more than a decade, where she teaches and keeps developing her professional career. Her great ability to communicate with the audience makes of her recitals remarkable events of cultural life and a must-go at the Catalan capital, Barcelona.

Her academic musical training in the most renowned institutions of Moscow, Barcelona and The Hague combined with her inborn talent, fine taste and hard work allowed her to enter the small circle of female interpreters recognized as true masters of the Spanish guitar.

She has won many awards, including the Comarca el Condado in Jaén, where she received the title of the Best Interpreter of Andalusian Music. Ekaterina Záytseva is also a member of the projects Barcelona 4 Guitars  and Dúo del Mar, the latter with the flamenco guitarist Marta Robles.

One of the most flamenco guitarists of the last decades, Pedro Javier returns to the stage of the festival Maestros de la Guitarra to offer an unforgettable evening. Enjoy the music of legends like Paco de Lucía, Niño Miguel and Manuel de Falla played by a unique artist in the enchanting church of Santa María del Pi. A glimpse of the purest flamenco in the heart of Barcelona.

The festival Maestros de la Guitarra pays tribute to names such as Paco de Lucía and Manuel de Falla bringing together, in Barcelona, three internationally acclaimed guitarists. A unique concert and a memorable exhibition of virtuosity in the city considered by many as the cradle of the Spanish guitar.

The festival Maestros de la Guitarra pays tribute to names such as Paco de Lucía and Manuel de Falla bringing together, in Barcelona, three internationally acclaimed guitarists. A unique concert and a memorable exhibition of virtuosity in the city considered by many as the cradle of the Spanish guitar.

Ekaterina Záytseva is a Spanish guitarist who grew up in Russia and has been living in Spain for more than a decade, where she teaches and keeps developing her professional career. Her great ability to communicate with the audience makes of her recitals remarkable events of cultural life and a must-go at the Catalan capital, Barcelona.

Her academic musical training in the most renowned institutions of Moscow, Barcelona and The Hague combined with her inborn talent, fine taste and hard work allowed her to enter the small circle of female interpreters recognized as true masters of the Spanish guitar.

She has won many awards, including the Comarca el Condado in Jaén, where she received the title of the Best Interpreter of Andalusian Music. Ekaterina Záytseva is also a member of the projects Barcelona 4 Guitars  and Dúo del Mar, the latter with the flamenco guitarist Marta Robles.

The festival Maestros de la Guitarra pays tribute to names such as Paco de Lucía and Manuel de Falla bringing together, in Barcelona, three internationally acclaimed guitarists. A unique concert and a memorable exhibition of virtuosity in the city considered by many as the cradle of the Spanish guitar.

One of the most flamenco guitarists of the last decades, Pedro Javier returns to the stage of the festival Maestros de la Guitarra to offer an unforgettable evening. Enjoy the music of legends like Paco de Lucía, Niño Miguel and Manuel de Falla played by a unique artist in the enchanting church of Santa María del Pi. A glimpse of the purest flamenco in the heart of Barcelona.

With his virtuosity in service of musicality and a balanced blend of fineness and expressiveness, for these reasons – and for many other – Alí Arango is widely known as one of today’s most admired guitar soloists. Guitarist of colossal talent and sensitivity, he has been praised by different audiences and juries around the world, being awarded 23 times, with 11 first prizes in some of the most important festivals, such as the international contests Francisco Tárrega (Benicassim, Spain), Andrés Segovia (La Herradura, Spain) and Alhambra (Valencia, Spain).