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About the luthier
Jesús Bellido is a renowned Spanish guitar maker from Granada. He belongs to a family deeply connected with the Granada school of guitar making, whose tradition was carried forward by his father, Manuel Bellido, from the 1950s onward. Jesús Bellido began working in his father’s workshop at the age of thirteen and built his first guitar under his own name at seventeen.
Over the years, Bellido’s work has developed within the vocabulary of traditional Spanish construction. Alongside his own models, he has built instruments inspired by historical makers such as Antonio de Torres, Santos Hernández, Louis Panormo, José Pagés, José Pernas, and Manuel de la Chica. His guitars reflect the clarity, immediacy, and strong regional identity associated with the Granada school.
About the guitar
This new 2026 Jesús Bellido is a traditional concert guitar with a spruce top and Madagascar rosewood back and sides. Built within the Spanish tradition, it offers a bright, direct, and powerful voice, with the clarity and immediacy expected from a Granada instrument.
The basses are punchy and full, supported by an Eigenresonanz around G to G sharp, while the trebles remain clear and present. The spruce top gives the sound definition and a lively attack, and the Madagascar rosewood contributes depth, colour, and a refined harmonic foundation.
A notable quality of this guitar is its dynamic range. It responds well to changes in intensity and allows the sound to grow without quickly reaching its limit. This gives the player strong control over articulation and volume, making the instrument especially suitable for classical repertoire that depends on contrast, clarity, and expressive shaping.
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