Tárrega's contributions remind us of the guitar's emotional depth and its capacity to express profound beauty. By refining guitar technique and expanding its repertoire, Francisco Tárrega truly earned his title as the father of classical guitar, leaving a timeless legacy that has shaped the instrument's history and future.
The history of flamenco dates back to at least the 16th century in the Andalusian region of Spain, where it evolved as a unique cultural expression among the marginalized populations, including the Romani people (Gitanos), Jews, Moors, and indigenous Andalusians.