Paco de Lucía sounds again through his last guitar
Article at abc.es: A documentary flies with the guitar “The Master” to pay tribute to the great spanish guitarist
En el taller de Antonio Morales reina el silencio del artesano, solo interrumpido por el trabajo sobre la madera. Paco de Lucía lo conoció sin saber que era lutier y, tras establecer una amistad, descubrió que era uno de los grandes artesanos musicales de España. De su sabiduría, sus manos, y la mente del músico, nació «La Maestro», la última guitarra de Paco de Lucía. La única que diseñó, y con la que no pudo salir de gira antes de morir.
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Flamenco guitar cypress “Concert” model
Flamenco guitar "Concert" model, light cypress and spruce guitar.
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Classical guitar “Great concert” model
Classical guitar "Great concert" model, Rosewood and Cedar guitar.
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In Brazil the composer and guitarist Guinga with a Morales guitar
In Brazil the composer and guitarist Guinga with a Morales guitar
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Guitarist Julio Cobelli playing a guitar made in our workshop
The uruguayan guitarist Julio Cobelli playing a guitar made in our workshop of Palma de Mallorca.
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Interview Madrid TV with “La Maestro” guitar
Interview Madrid TV with "La Maestro" guitar during the presentation of the documentary La guitarra vuela in Madrid.
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Antonio Rey guitar player plays Taranta
Antonio Rey guitar player plays Taranta for siccasguitars.com with an Antonio Morales flamenco guitar.
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Open day in the workshop – European handicraft days.
On Saturday, April 1, 2017, on the European handicrafts days, our workshop will open from 10:30 to 19:30 in an open day
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La guitarra vuela in Portugal with Mariza and Diego Clemente
The guitar flies in Lisbon with the fado singer Mariza and guitarist Diego Clemente, interpreting the songs "Alma" and "Primavera" with the Mastro guitar, made in our workshop.
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Chabuco with one of our guitars in Bogota
Chabuco with one of our guitars in Bogota
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Ariadna Abreu guitar player with Lissy Abreu
Ariadna Abreu guitar player and her sister Lissy Abreu (violin) meets John Blackie Selolwane from Botswana.
