ANICETO

MusicasMedicine

One man, one instrument, one take.

How it’s recorded

I was born in the Southwest desert. The music grew through ceremonial work and meditation.

I play the guitars from my own archive. Twenty-five Spanish flamenco instruments from 1909 to the present, rare and historically significant, and a different handful on each release.

Nothing is layered. One instrument, one take, whatever it gives that day. Two guitars from the same city a century apart do not sound alike, and the recordings don’t hide it.

  • Spanish flamenco guitar
  • Native flutes
  • Voice

Bookings

Ceremonies, gatherings, private sessions.

Stay in touch

New music, and where I am playing. Nothing else.

The instruments on these recordings come from here.

Spanish Flamenco Guitars · 1909 – Present

The ANICETO Collection

Where the instrument teaches the history.

A museum-grade private archive of Spanish flamenco guitars, the regional schools that made them, and over a century of Spanish lutherie. Every instrument is documented, and every one is played.

25Instruments
11Regional Schools
9Maker Dynasties
115Years · 1909–2024
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