well you need to practice alot to be talented.. also you cant get through things with just just commitment, if you are really really bad at your instrument then you still cant make it

@@person8987 I think you have a wrong understanding of what talent is and also, you probably didn't get the meaning of my text. Talent doesn't come with practice. Talent is a gift from nature or God if you like. You either have it or you don't. Having a talent doesn't take you anywhere if you don't study countless ours, be committed and forget having a lazy and easy life and partying here and there. I 've known people that they were a lot less talented than others but with commitment and studding hard they managed to be to a greater level than others who had the talent but no real interest. Talent can take you so far but if you don't study and work as hard as this lady has done then you can't be at the top, where she is now.

Thank you Christifor!

thank you

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Clutch!

I don't know why it has taken me so long to appreciate her. There is such a big difference between a great guitarist that makes her living just simply playing, & a great guitarist that makes her living giving guitar lessons.

You were listening to flamenco....and then Piazzolla came on.....That's our Argentine fate, for some reason we and our music are somehow considered "Spanish".. even this version of Piazzolla's music sounds a bit flanenquish during certain passages, and it shouldn't.Rodolfo Valentino, we and the gauchos have long forgotten you.

Lot of evolving and lot of sacrifice

She`s practised for a billion hours.........at least.

She has been playing since she was very young-and is well recognized world wide for her excellent talent. Glad you found her-one of my favorites!

"Ana makes it look so easy. This is because she is very graceful and elegant when playing." @Madogen, isn't it because of hard work and practice actually.

Just found out that a friend of mine here in Texas has seen her twice. I am so JEALOUS!

Shane Chilman, I am not a jealous wannabee classsical guitar player. If you want to hear a truly gifted classical guitarist, listen to Chaconne Klaverenga playing Paganini’s caprice #5. Ana’s most recent offering is two and a half minutes of what I would classify as beginner level music. I wonder if Ana is transitioning out of music to concentrate on other interests.

No, the thumbs down are from argentinians and uruguayans, possibly other south americans . She plays all the notes, but she needs to travel there, and play with local musicians. Her superb playing inclines toward the classical and lacks the tango. But, shes young and of course we love her. For example, that milonga. Does she know its a milonga that lasts some seconds?

this video has over 3 million views - so in my opinion She is not under rated :)

@@TinyOak then why doesn't she have a recording contract?

@@peskypesky yeah there are no albums of her just concerts on youtube. maybe thats her choice. but i would love to have these performances on spotify

I agree - it is very piano like even tones - except when she plays really hard like a flamenco player or soft and pretty notes . She has amazing huge clear even tone . Her nylon strings sing. Amazing effortless virtuoso.

@Ryan Ong I used to be dancing on pedals all the time as a youngster, it gets to be like trying to play several instruments at once! Now I take the advice of the great Keith Richards: "I need my feet to stand up!" kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Zslofs6YxLXNj2g.html