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Metralleta

2007, Spanish. Directed by Belén Orsini.

A window into the life of one of the best harpist players alive.

Carlos Metralleta Orozco was born in Barquisimeto. He began playing the harp as a child, without formal instruction. He was baptized by the Colombian press with the nickname Metralleta due to the dexterity and speed with which he moves his fingers and shoots notes. Over time, this harp virtuoso, who was initially criticized by music academics, managed to develop a unique style, which today is admired and respected worldwide. At 39 years old, Carlos has participated in numerous musical events in England, Japan and the United States.

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Released
22 February 2007
Country
Venezuela
Written by
Belén Orsini

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