Inside the World’s Most Iconic Spanish Guitar Workshop | José Ramiréz Guitars Madrid Spain

EPISODE 4: MEET Amalia Ramírez, Fifth-Generation Luthier of José Ramírez Guitars In this exclusive episode of The Soundboard Sessions, we travel to the heart of Madrid, Spain to meet Amalia Ramírez, one of the world’s most influential luthiers and the fifth-generation leader of José Ramírez Guitars, a legendary guitar workshop with over 140 years of history. If you’re a classical guitarist, flamenco enthusiast, or simply passionate about Spanish guitars, this episode takes you to the workshop that shaped the sound of modern guitar music. From Andrés Segovia to Manolo Sanlúcar, Sabicas, Narciso Yepes, Christopher Parkening, and Paco de Lucía, Ramírez guitars have defined the tone and tradition of the world’s greatest classical and flamenco guitarists. Their influence reaches beyond traditional genres: George Harrison, Eric Clapton, and Mark Knopfler are among the pop and rock icons known to favor Ramírez guitars for their iconic Spanish tone and craftsmanship. This episode is a collaborative production between José Ramírez Guitars and Malibu Music, filmed on location in Madrid. Special thanks to Brad Boeckmann, Teena Boeckmann, Amalia Ramírez, Cristina Ramírez, and José Enrique Ramírez. José Ramírez Guitars and other rare instruments from the BnT Collection are available at Malibu Music. Visit malibumusic.com for more information. WHAT YOU’LL LEARN • Why José Ramírez guitars are considered the gold standard of Spanish guitar craftsmanship • How five generations of luthiers shaped the sound of classical and flamenco music • Inside the Ramírez workshop—tonewoods, tradition, and modern luthiery revealed • The evolving role of women in guitar making, through Amalia’s groundbreaking leadership • How a legacy brand stays relevant in a new era of music FOLLOW THE BNT COLLECTION YouTube:    / @thebntcollection   Instagram: @thebntcollection Website: thebntcollection.com