Dalia embodies the Cuban habanera rhythm filtered through Argentine guitar traditions, showcasing Iparraguirre's role in popularizing the genre across Latin America during the early 1900s.
A charming early 20th-century mazurka by Argentine composer Pedro Antonio Iparraguirre, blending European dance traditions with local musical influences.
A graceful waltz by Argentine composer Pedro Antonio Iparraguirre, reflecting late 19th/early 20th century Latin American salon music traditions.
Pedro Antonio Iparraguirre, born in Spain but active in Argentina, blended European salon music with Latin American influences. "Camelia" is a guitar mazurka from his collection "El Ramillete," reflecting the early 20th-century popularity of dance forms in guitar tablature. Its delicate melody evokes the camellia flower's elegance, typical of Romantic-era character pieces adapted for guitar.
