Introduction to Leo Adames

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Ladames77

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Joined: Jul. 19 2020

Introduction to Leo Adames

Hello fellow members;
I'm a retired classical and flamenco player who now plays for close family and friends.
I currently own a Contreras 1a Flamenco my father purchased for me when i was 15 so i can perform in my concerts. I started playing at 5 yrs and at 19 decided to "retire"..lol. I did not enjoy very large audiences and the pressure since i tend to be a perfectionist, i put too much stress on myself.
Today at 61, i still play fluently thank God, and recently was un the market for a new guitar but I'm old fashioned and preferred the Conde or Ramirez style flamenco guitars. I live in Miami Beach FL.
I hope to decide soon on which guitar to purchase and will stay on top of forum members comments and opinions.
Best regards to all!

Leo D. Adames

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jul. 19 2020 5:33:42

BarkellWH

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Joined: Jul. 12 2009
From: Washington, DC

RE: Introduction to Leo Adames (in reply to Ladames77)

Welcome to the Foro, Leo. You sound like a great addition to the membership.

Bill

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jul. 19 2020 13:33:36

Piwin

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RE: Introduction to Leo Adames (in reply to Ladames77)

Welcome!

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jul. 20 2020 0:27:21