Francisco Tárrega's 'Recuerdos de la Alhambra' performed by Aleia González Gulino on a La Cañada 17

Here's Aleia González Gulino playing the classic "Recuerdos de la Alhambra" by Francisco Tárrega on a La Cañada "Model 17" classical guitar made with spruce top and Granadillo back and sides. Recorded at the Guitar Salon International showroom in Santa Monica, CA.

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[LFUFMNX]

It sure is common to see "This channel has no content" people be highly critical of performers. Is this the most blazing-fast tremolo? No. It is clean, though. I like it.

[Arrow]

One of my favorite songs to hear. Thank you for another great performance Aleia, I appreciate you coming onto GSI and playing for us!

As for the naysayers, shame on you. If you aren't happy with something, then just don't comment, leave your demoralizing words in your head. No wonder aspiring musicians are so nervous to ever show others their hard work with an instrument. Celebrate that there are still young people wanting to play that haven't been driven off by your pettiness.

[noni]

Thank you ! Very inspiring performance

[didi_j_p]

Una preciosa pieza de un gran compositor. Hasta no puedo aguantar las lágrimas | A beautiful piece by a great composer I can’t even stand tears 😉😥

[demiorgus]

Very inspiring sound and performance! Calm and peaceful vibe, it gives opportunity to remember Alhambra.

[paulg]

This is a virtuoso piece played by a young, developing artist, and her rendition is admirable if not perfect. Thanks for posting and watch how

[stevenqirkle]

Great performance! It really transported me to another place for a few minutes!

[mcknottee]

I'm always up for a tempo change. It usually reveals something new about a piece. A slower tempo is also much more revealing of any performance mistakes.

I have rarely heard this piece played that slow, and it was a fine performance. :)

[dt]

I can't get enough of this piece. I like the way she plays it, slow and musical. For blazing speed fans, there are plenty of note machines such as Ana Vidovic, Gohar Vardanyan, Tengyue Zhang, etc. who can please you.

[stephenmichalski]

found this both pleasant and enjoyable.

[Shindai]

Crikey, I can't even play Spanish Romance yet, it's always a strange feeling to see people play so well and make it look so easy, I have so much to learn.

I also think it's cool that she colour coordinated that lovely top with her glasses, but that's not really relevant xD

[ericmokotoff]

Would love a review of the la canada guitar please

[miguelbahia]

Parabéns Aleia👏👏, você conseguiu dar musicalidade na sua interpretação. Esta peça é bem difícil de tocar. 😅

[twlightgameing]

not my cup of tea. I believe the tremolo maybe could be a little quicker. Keep striving! she's doing great.

[mechacroww]

Qué pasa con las personas en los comentarios?
Se toman demasiado enserio el video, relájense un poco no siempre se puede traer a un virtuoso a tocar las piezas perfectas de principio a fin. También hay que darle la oportunidad a otros guitarristas, en mi opinión su interpretación fue buena, si piensas distinto esta bien, pero no hace falta ser tan grosero en los comentarios, ya que posiblemente muchos de aquí en su vida han tocado las cuerdas de una guitarra.

[vincent]

Si al menos la.mitad de los que comentan estudiarán esta pieza...cambiarían su comentario

[okizvecan]

The question is why running? W.t.f. why? You observe the beauty with calm. My sincere compliments for emotions.

[angilyol]

Ну вот зачем приглашать человека который явно плохо играет ? И слушающим неприятно и музыканту читающему комментарии...и ваш престиж падает

[Codename-B]

Ah yes, we needed more versions of this. This particular rendition with extra sloppy and out of time tremolo makes it even better.

[hediyehamidi]

Not good . This piece is more than her might