Name: Life as a Forever Immigrant and Classical Guitar in Germany with Arturo Castro Nogueras by Without A Path
Duration: 31 min 43 s
Description: Arturo Castro Nogueras has been an immigrant for most of his life. Born in Mexico, his family moved to Puerto Rico where he continued his exploration of music and his familial roots in Cuba. As he progressed with classical guitar, he moved to Düsseldorf, Germany to study in the heart of classical music, blending his favorite influences from Latin America with his new surroundings in Europe.

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Arturo Castro Nogueras has been an immigrant for most of his life. Born in Mexico, his family moved to Puerto Rico where he continued his exploration of music and his familial roots in Cuba. As he progressed with classical guitar, he moved to Düsseldorf, Germany to study in the heart of classical music, blending his favorite influences from Latin America with his new surroundings in Europe.

Life as a Forever Immigrant and Classical Guitar in Germany with Arturo Castro Nogueras

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Life as a Forever Immigrant and Classical Guitar in Germany with Arturo Castro Nogueras

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