Celedonio Romero's last Miguel Rodriguez guitar (1989), discussed and played by Pepe & Angel Romero

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Here's Pepe and Angel Romero, playing and reminiscing over their father's last Miguel Rodriguez concert guitar built for him in 1989. Recorded at the Guitar Salon International showroom in Santa Monica, CA.
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[@kylecravens8052]

What a guitar and what a heritage it is has....someone will be very fortunate to own this amazing instrument with such history, and one which still sounds so beautiful.

[@machinarum]

I get mad when people confuse Miguel Rodriguez guitars and Manuel Rodriguez guitars. They are not related. Miguel Rodriguez guitars are collector’s items. Piece of fine art. What a sound!!!

[@user-pn2pw1rt9s]

please, more!!! 🙏

[@rafaellopezmercado1828]

Esa guitarra la hizo mi bisabuelo en Córdoba. Felicidades

[@LOMBOKGUITAR]

wow... sound from heaven :)

[@meloman7073]

WoW!

[@gizmaj9]

çok duygulandım, onların hislerini düşünemiyorum. 💜

[@guitarmusic1969]

I also play to Rodriguez. I think that this guitar the best.

[@ilkeryayla953]

Selam sana büyük usta!...❤️❤️❤️

[@04421]

we love romeros!

[@thoosimon2943]

Is not bcos of guitar , is bcos of the player is elegant , likes the royal of family guitar

[@francescodefendi3201]

Angel Romero looks like Mickey Rourke...in a very good shape! 😆

[@HotZTrain]

Miguel Rodriquez was Jose Oribe's inspiration back in 1961...NOT Jose Ramirez