Jenni Rivera

The “Bolero” has been part of the sentimental education, not only to inhabitants of Cuba (where the music evolved), or Mexicans (where it became a national art form), but to countless persons around the world, in a study that features “Bésame mucho” and hundreds of additional songs.

The guitar lessons of Julio Sagreras are among the most universally used collections of guitar music and represent a milestone in didactic guitar literature. This book, which includes the first three volumes of the original six-volume series, is an ideal introduction to classical guitar playing as well as to Latin American guitar music. Text written in English and Spanish with French and German translations in an appendix at the back of the book.

Quiero Tocar La Guitarra, (I want to play the guitar) by Victor M. Barba is one of the best books for guitar. Finally there is an Easy to understand book to learn how to play the basics on the guitar. the only book that includes music notes, music note names, tablature, guitar graphics and fingering, plus a CD, all in one book. with this book you will learn how to read music and learn music theory; you have 20 progressive guitar studies, many original songs, and Latin and Mexican rhythms such as Ballad, Cumbia, Norteño, Corrido, Rock and Tex-Mex. If you ever wanted to learn some of these...

José Español nació en Zaragoza en 1694. Posiblemente estudió en alguno de los centros musicales de Zaragoza, como El Pilar o La Seo. Sus maestros pudieron ser Miguel Ambiela, Joaquín Martínez de la Roca, José de Cáseda o Francisco Portería. Entre 1715 y 1718 fue organista en el Real Monasterio de San Juan de la Peña (Huesca). En 1731 fue nombrado organista de la parroquia de Santo Tomás de Haro (La Rioja), cargo que ocupó hasta su muerte, ocurrida en 1758. En Haro dirigió la pequeña capilla de música que tenía a su disposición, aunque hay constancia de que también participó ...