Laura Verdugo Del Rey
Laura Verdugo Del Rey has established herself as one of Spain’s most compelling and forward-thinking classical guitarists. Her performances unite technical precision with expressive depth, reflecting both her mastery of the instrument and her creative curiosity. With a close connection to the Spanish guitar tradition and a strong interest in contemporary expression, she contributes to shaping the modern sound of the classical guitar.
Born and raised in Spain, she discovered her passion for the guitar at an early age. She studied at the Conservatorio Superior de Música Rafael Orozco in Córdoba, refining her technique under leading teachers and earning prizes and scholarships that supported her artistic development. Her dedication soon led to performances on major stages across Europe.
Laura has appeared at renowned festivals and respected concert halls, where her phrasing and tonal palette captivate audiences. Her interpretations of works by Tárrega, Albéniz and Rodrigo are praised for their warmth and authenticity, while her collaborations with contemporary composers highlight her commitment to expanding the guitar repertoire.
She has performed with orchestras and chamber ensembles, including a noted interpretation of Rodrigo’s Concierto de Aranjuez with the Córdoba Symphony Orchestra. Beyond the stage, she is an active educator who leads masterclasses and workshops, encouraging young musicians to combine discipline with artistic imagination.
Her recordings reflect a broad artistic range, blending classical repertoire with modern works and receiving recognition for their clarity and elegance. With new projects and international concerts ahead, Laura Verdugo Del Rey continues to play a significant role in the development of contemporary classical guitar performance.
Performing at Siccas Guitars
Every classical guitarist who performs at Siccas Guitars brings a distinct musical path to the instrument — shaped by years of study, competition experience, and the particular musical tradition they have chosen to inhabit. The classical guitar demands sustained technical commitment and a deep engagement with a repertoire that spans from the Renaissance through to works written for living performers. It is an instrument whose full possibilities only reveal themselves over time.
