| Roberto Perera's romance with the Paraguayan harp began back in 1964 when the 12-year-old aspiring musician enrolled at the Conservatory of
Modern Music in his hometown of Montevideo, Uruguay. His multicultural beginnings no doubt played a part in his decision to embrace the
36-string Paraguayan harp and transform the native Latin American instrument to incorporate the influences of Latin, Pop, Jazz, Brazilian
and Afro-Cuban music. The transformation of this humble, handcrafted harp from its folk origins into one of contemporary instrumental
music's most commanding voices has been nothing short of magical. |
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| Visit my online photo gallery and share in some of my special moments. |
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