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David Pedragosa
Studio and concert guitarist who has collaborated with a multitude of Spanish and international artists: Rosana, Pablo Alborán, Los Pecos, Javier Gurruchaga & la orquesta Mondragón, Amistades Peligrosas, El Barrio, Ismael Serrano, Rozalén, Nena Daconte, Huecco, Yanela Brooks, Michele Mccain, Azúcar Moreno, Raimundo Amador, Susana (Efecto Mariposa), Pedro Guerra, Shaila Dúrcal, Silvia Pantoja, Alex Hepburn, Ana Gabriel, Rubén Blades, Fito Cabrales, Diana Navarro, Pablo Abraira, Erpeche, Alazán, Inocente, Greta, Carmen Paris, Javi Cantero, Juan Pardo, José Carlos Molina, Sole Giménez, Clara Montes, Hanna, Javier Rubial, Judith Mateo, Aurora Beltrán, Materia Prima, Luis Cobos, etc.
I started playing the guitar at the age of 10 years old in a self-taught way, a few years later I studied in different music academies with the maestro Felix Santos with whom I learned all the theory that would make me develop as a musician.
In 1994, when I finished my musical studies, I started to work as a guitarist and I evolved professionally as I became known in the musical sector. In 1998 I also started to work as a product demonstrator for the company Letusa, demonstrating different brands of guitars and amplifiers.
Until today I have been able to work both in the studio and live with a large number of artists to whom I am very grateful for counting on my professional services.
admira: How did you end up playing with so many well-known bands and artists?
David: I started very young, playing for different bands and orchestras, where I gained a lot of experience. Then I evolved professionally and was able to work both live and in recording studios with different artists. I also worked as a demonstrator for some important brands in the guitar industry. This has basically been my professional career.
admira: When you are going to buy a classical guitar, what characteristics do you look for?
David: I always look for the communion between the feel of the guitar and the sound it offers, when this communion exists is when I enjoy the guitar and savor each of the notes I play.
admira: What would you like to highlight about the admira Crossover, Artesanía Series?
David: The guitar has an extraordinary feel and sound, and my surprise was when I plugged it in, it still had that natural sound that most of the time is lost when you plug in an acoustic instrument.
admira: What plans do you have on the table for 2025?
David: This year 2025 I’ll be touring with ‘Los Pecos’ (where I use my guitar Admira crossover) and I will also combine this tour with ‘La Orquesta Mondragón’ and ‘Amistades Peligrosas’.
admira: What would your ideal guitar that doesn’t exist yet be like?
David: My ideal guitar does exist, what happens is that it is not one guitar, but many. History has provided us with a great number of good instruments, each one of them gives us a different sound and sensations, it would be quite impossible to put all this together in just one instrument. Depending on the day I feel like playing with one or another, and at that moment that is my ideal guitar.
