RE: Juan Habichuela nieto

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RTC

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Joined: Aug. 20 2008
From: DFW Area, Texas

RE: Juan Habichuela nieto (in reply to Estevan)

Awsome!

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jun. 2 2011 4:49:28

ralexander

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From: Halifax, Nova Scotia

RE: Juan Habichuela nieto (in reply to Guest)

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If the guy has spent countless hours of practice to achieve this level of playing, then you need not say more... He is obviously devoted to flamenco and the guitar. This type of playing doesn't come from a robot but from a human being that struggled to get there as much as the rest of us. And you only spend that amount of time if you truly love the music or it's in our blood.

Why do people over analyze the piece after hearing it once when he has heard it a thousand times and is still choosing to play it?

Sometimes I feel you guys are too rough on the young guys. Give 'em a break! Experience and compositional skill will come with time.

Agreed - good post, Shroomy. He has already reached a level that many of us will never achieve, and he's still growing! He's certainly got some very big shoes to fill, and is obviously well on his way.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jun. 2 2011 12:35:12