Greetings from an old flamenco guy

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DeMaria99

Posts: 3
Joined: May 15 2014
From: Seattle

Greetings from an old flamenco guy

Hi. So I'm new to this forum, but not new to flamenco. My mother was a flamenco dancer, so you could say I got my start before I was born. I started playing flamenco and classical guitar when I was 20 years old. That was a long time ago. I've had a lot of adventures thanks to flamenco, and have made a lot of great friends.

I would love to share some of my stories with new friends on this forum and hear yours. I was privileged to know some great people, like Chris Carnes, who studied for years with the great Diego del Gastor, Agustin Rios, who was a nephew of Diego's family, as well as the greatest of all, Paco de Lucia, whose loss I am still mourning.

Great to meet you all.

Rusel DeMaria

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 16 2014 19:43:57