Anselmo López (musician)
| Anselmo López | |
|---|---|
| Born |
April 21, 1934 Chaparrito, Barinas, Venezuela |
| Died | February 14, 2016 (aged 81) |
Anselmo López (April 21, 1934 – February 14, 2016) was one of the most important bandola llanera players in Venezuela. He is also the creator of the Jalao (Spanish for pull) technique, which applies the technique of classic guitar to the bandola. In jalao, the thumb and index fingers hold the plectrum to pick the melody, while the middle finger is used to pluck harmonic notes in the chord of the melody on the first or second strings. With this technique, Anselmo López popularized the bandola nationally and internationally. He recorded several bandola albums. López died in 2016 at the age of 81.[1]
Discography
- 1968 Viajando Al Llano
- 1970 Raudales De Mi Región
- 1972 Bandola Quitapesares
- 1973 Bandola Internacional
- 1974 Arpa y Bandola
- 1975 Cimarrón
- 1976 Esta Es Mi Bandola
- 1976 Bandola Del Llano Adentro
- 1977 Lluvia En El Llano
- 1980 Folklore Puro
- 1981 Bandola De Chaparrito
- 1982 El Rebusco Con Bandola
- 1982 Anselmo López Vol. 1
- 1982 Anselmo López Vol. 2
- 1982 La Cruz De Mayo
- 1982 Instrumentales Criollos
- 1983 Recio
- 1997 Clásicos De Oro
- 1999 16 Grandes e Inolvidables de Anselmo López Vol. 2
- 1999 La Mejor Bandola
- 2007 El Rey De La Bandola
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