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Ojos Negros - "Ochi Chernije " (Dark Eyes) - ОЧИ ЧЁРНЫЕ jerzyskoryna 107 views Recital de guitarra Museo Mural Diego Rivera Interpreta Jerzy Skoryna Guitarra Faustino Conde 1988 Palo de Rosa de la India Ciudad de México 18 de diciembre de 2011
Spanish Guitar Rondeña By Paco de Lucia jerzyskoryna 71 views Recital de Guitarra Museo Mural Diego Rivera Interpreta Jerzy Skoryna Guitarra Faustino Conde 1988 Palo de Rosa de la India México, D.F.
Spanish Guitar Fandango by Paco de Lucia jerzyskoryna 169 views Recital de Guitarra Museo Mural Diego Rivera Interprete Jerzy Skoryna Ciudad de México, 18 diciembre 2011 Guitarra Hermanos Conde 1988 Palo de Rosa de la India
Spanish Guitar CALIMA by Gerardo Nuñez jerzyskoryna 159 views Calima de Gerardo Nuñez, Recital de Guitarra Jerzy Skoryna Museo Mural Diego Ribera Ciudad de México Guitarra Faustino Conde 1988 Palo Santo de India
Spanish Guitar Alegrías by Paco de Lucía La Barrosa jerzyskoryna 1,117 views This is a recording at my Studio at home with my guitar Ana Paula constructed by luthier José Barrera from the former Casa Rubio during 2003. Its a replica of my Faustino C...
Spanish Guitar Fandango Montiño by Paco de Lucía jerzyskoryna 756 views This is a recording at my Studio at home with my guitar Ana Paula constructed by luthier José Barrera from the former Casa Rubio during 2003. Its a replica of my Faustino C...
Ensayando S.O.S. Lila Zellet Elias y Jerzy Skoryna jerzyskoryna 123 views Madrasat Al Mosharabía, en la Escandón. Ciudad de México Música original de Mayte Martín. Guiarra Faustino Conde 1988 Palo Rosa de la India "Pilar" Mayo 28, 2011
Spanish Guitar Alegrias by Paco de Lucía jerzyskoryna 943 views Recital de Guitarra Flamenca Alcázar del Castillo de Chapultepec Jerzy Skoryna Guitarra Faustino Conde 1988 Palo de Rosa de la India Pilar
Biblioteca del Museo Franz Mayer jerzyskoryna 168 views Recital de Guitarra Museo Franz Mayer Ciudad de México Jerzy Skoryna Guitarra Daniela Luthier Vicente Carrillo 2002 Jacaranda La Guitarra Paco de Lucía
Spanish Guitar Fandangos de Huelva by Paco de Lucía jerzyskoryna 152 views Recital de Guitarra Museo Franz Mayer Ciudad de México Jerzy Skoryna Guitarra Daniela Luthier Vicente Carrillo 2002 Jacaranda La Guitarra Paco de Lucía

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Yes gals and guys, bealive it or not, I work on Structured Finance. I structure Mortgage Backed Securities in my country, so far I have reach 4 billion USD in securitizations and hold the record of being the largest issuer of RMBS on the local capital market.....
But the real deal is that, and i have to put it in this way, is that I work on playing Spanish and Flamenco Guitar, and the structure finance stuff is just the hobby to bring the resources to do my work........
Recently I've started to play some violin, really challenging but that can't be shown, it's private..........

A bit more about me, I have two main activities, my professional side and artistic side. I will be talking more about the artistic side, which I love the most: Playing spanish guitar, mostly flamenco style guitar. For those who may be wondering which is my professional side, well I'm an executive of the largest mortgage institution in México and Latin America. The thing that I do for the bank is mainly to securitize the mortgage portfolio; I also have a strong expertise in valuation and sale of Financial Assets, among some other things.

Where did a learn?
It's a little long story, well bear with me:
First with a teacher who hasn't anything to see with flamenco, but I got the basics from him. Then with a spanish player who was famous in Mexico during 50's up to the first half of 70's. David Moreno (you can still find records of him in México) , he used to tour with Carmen Amaya and Sabicas. Unfortunately he died in 1980 when he was beginning to teach me flamenco rythms. During that (knowing that he didn't had much time, he told me, "follow the ways of Paco De Lucia" -which he knew very well- and he told me that I had the abilitties needed. Then his widow invited me to take classes from a Gipsy "cantaor" together with her son and daughters, it lasted several months.
After that, I took classes with Julio Cesar Oliva who I consider the best classical Guitar Player and Composer in México -he is great-, he encourage me to continue to play and helped me to improve my technic. I ended taking Classes in 1984, after I finished college and started to work.
Since then I try to teach my self whether from records or watching performances or by written things. Well that's the story, the important thing is like Einstein used to say, it's 5% inspiration and 95% experimentation.
"Anything can be achieved with patience and work".