It's been a while since I last checked on this. I'm sorry. Also, I'm trying to get more active with my social networks. Don't know how but I'll mage everything on my own. Or at the very list, that's my idea for the moment.
To celebrate receiving my first coffees, I wanted to show you three instruments that complete my first run of Venezuelan Cuatros. I can't believe I already have 10 instruments made by my hand. 10 and a half if you count my own.
It hasn't been an easy journey. However, support from other has been key to keep the work going. Not everyone is a client, but a lot of people in my hometown, country and abroad share their support of my craft. I'd like to get those numbers up even around here.
If you had asked me 2 years ago about where I saw myself in the future, I wouldn't have been able to answer that. It was a tough spot. Lost a job and the pandemic was raging. But thanks to my friend, namesake and teacher I was able to start this workshop from scratch. It still has a long way to go, but I'll keep going and making my instruments. All with the goal in mind to have at least one in each country.
