1959 Miguel Rodriguez Blanca
Miguel Rodriguez Sr. had twin sons, Miguel Jr. and Rafael – who was recognized as the great flamenco builder in the family until his untimely death in 1965. Rodriguez guitars bearing his stamp on the upper right corner of the label are rare, and particularly prized by players and collectors for their power and flamenco character – this guitar is a great example. The cool original pearloid tap plates have the signature Rodriguez outline (you can always tell when 60s-era Rodriguez flamencos retain their original golpeadores). A couple of cleanly repaired cracks but no issues despite 65 years of age, and ready for many more decades of music.
Miguel Rodriguez Sr. had twin sons, Miguel Jr. and Rafael – who was recognized as the great flamenco builder in the family until his untimely death in 1965. Rodriguez guitars bearing his stamp on the upper right corner of the label are rare, and particularly prized by players and collectors for their power and flamenco character – this guitar is a great example. The cool original pearloid tap plates have the signature Rodriguez outline (you can always tell when 60s-era Rodriguez flamencos retain their original golpeadores). A couple of cleanly repaired cracks but no issues despite 65 years of age, and ready for many more decades of music.
Miguel Rodriguez Sr. had twin sons, Miguel Jr. and Rafael – who was recognized as the great flamenco builder in the family until his untimely death in 1965. Rodriguez guitars bearing his stamp on the upper right corner of the label are rare, and particularly prized by players and collectors for their power and flamenco character – this guitar is a great example. The cool original pearloid tap plates have the signature Rodriguez outline (you can always tell when 60s-era Rodriguez flamencos retain their original golpeadores). A couple of cleanly repaired cracks but no issues despite 65 years of age, and ready for many more decades of music.