Victor Villadangos, a performer, composer, and arranger, was born in Buenos Aires where he received the degree, "Profesor Superior de Guitarra" at the Conservatorio Juan José Castro. He is a well-known performer in Buenos Aires performing as a soloist or in a chamber music ensemble. Victor Villladangos has performed classical works and his own compositions in numerous countries and has received numerous awards for his artistic achievements. After giving masterclasses and seminars all around the world, he is now a professor at the Conservatorio Juan José Castro and Conservatorio Manuel de Falla de Buenos Aires.

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This fun piece is an arrangement of Eugenio Inchausti's "Que se vengan los chicos", an Argentinian folk song about an excited young boy who wants to invite all the boys to his birthday, including boys from the moon and from Mars! 

The piece is arranged and performed by prominent Argentinian guitarist Victor Villadangos. It will challenge you rhythmically with its 6/8 syncopated rhythm, but once you pick it up, you will have a lot of fun with the music, including the amusing way Victor will teach you to end the piece!

Que se vengan los chicos

*Tucututá* is a very interesting composition by well-known Argentinian guitarist Victor Villadangos. This piece will surprise you from the very beginning with some creative percussive techniques which, with the addition of a melody line, sound almost like magic! Luckily, Victor will show you the trick so that you can do it yourself. You and your audience will definitely be entertained by this piece!

Tucututá

*Hora Libre* (meaning free hour) is a really engaging and attractive piece composed by renowned Argentinian guitarist Victor Villadangos. This piece, which is one of Victor's few compositions, showcases a variety of interesting percussive techniques on the guitar. Join Victor as he performs this piece beautifully and provides very useful tips, advice, and exercises for the learner, including the story behind the title of the piece! 