Antonio Lauro (born August 3, 1917 in Ciudad Bolívar, Venezuela, died April 18, 1986 in Caracas) was a Venezuelan guitarist, considered to be one of the foremost South American composers for the instrument in the 20th century.
It is named after his own daughter Natalia. This is by far Lauro's most famous work, commonly known as Vals criollo (the title under which it was recorded by Andrés Segovia), or as Vals No.3 (the title under which it was published in 1963).
Thank you Luna for inspiring me to play Venezuelan music! JÄD!
Per-Olov
Beautiful
oriohoodlum 4 weeks ago
@lunedthomas It's called a GITANO guitar support. It's great.
newtonle08 1 month ago
mira musicboxtin..i didnt insult anybody...segundo dont you think its INSULTING to post the vulgar things you posted on this mans site?you got your opinion and i have mine..i just posted what i felt honestly..dont take it personal..que viva la musica de venezuela!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
letiziaytito 2 months ago
@letiziaytito another thing you are an asshole for insulting the master alirio diaz. what do you possibly know about venezuelan guitar music?
musicboxtin 2 months ago
@letiziaytito i disagree alirio diaz version is very powerfull musically and garrido's version very musical. i like both versions better
musicboxtin 2 months ago
Thank you my friend! i am honored. Some sayI play this too fast but I like it like this.
Please keep listening to me. (my latest video is a composition I made for Lauro!)
Kind regards,
Per-olov
AndanteLargo 2 months ago