Op. 8, No. 1 (Junto a tu Corazon) Vals Op. 8, No. 2 Vals Op. 8, No. 3 Vals Op. 8, No. 4 Vals Tropical Variaciones sobre un Tema de Tárrega Variaciones sobre el Punto Guanacasteco Vidalita con variaciones in A minor Vidalita in D minor Villancico de Navidad Zapateado Caribe (trio) He also wrote a couple of poems: Mi Guitarra El Bohemio Instruments While in Paraguay, Barrios had access only to instruments of limited quality. However, soon after his arrival in Buenos Aires in 1910, he was exposed to, and played, the finest instruments of his time for the remainder of his career. Barrios normally traveled with two guitars, and had several modified with the addition of a 20th fret. He is documented by photograph to have played the instruments of Spanish luthiers Manuel Ramirez, José Ramírez I, Enrique García, Francisco Simplicio, Domingo Esteso, Enrique Sanfeliu and Ricardo Sanchis Nacher, Brazilian maker Di Giorgio, and in print by Uruguayan maker Rodolfo Camacho. Film On August 21, 2015, the film Mangoré – For the Love of Art was released in Asunción, based loosely on the life of Agustin Barrios, with a script and direction by the Chilean filmmaker Luis R. Vera. The guitarist was played by the Mexican actor Damián Alcázar and the Paraguayan actor Celso Franco, star of 7 Boxes. The music in the soundtrack was played by the Paraguayan guitarist Berta Rojas. The concert scenes were filmed using a guitar by Mexican guitar maker Federico Sheppard. Bibliography Carlos Salcedo Centurion, El Inalcanzable Agustín Barrios Mangoré, 2007 Richard D. Stover, Six Silver Moonbeams: The Life and Times of Agustin Barrios Mangoré, GSP (GSP210) Sila Godoy, Luis Szarán, Mangoré: Vida y Obra de Agustín Barrios, Editorial Don Bosco/Ñanduti Vive, Asunción, Paraguay Nicolás T. Riveros, Dos almas musicales: Agustín Pío Barrios y José del Rosario Diarte, Asunción, Paraguay Bacón Duarte Prado, Agustín Barrios, un genio insular. Editorial Araverá, Asunción del Paraguay, 1985 Richard Pinnell, Frederick Sheppard, The Diary of Agustin Barrios Frederick Sheppard, Ramses Calderon, El Libro de Oro (vol. 1–6), Les Productions d'Oz References External links Biography Agustín Pío Barrios. Archivo Paraguayo de la Música Centro Cultural de la República – El Cabildo, Asunción, Paraguay Mario Serio, Le incisioni discografiche di Agustin Barrios Luis Szarán, Barrios Agustín (Mangoré), Diccionario de la Música en el Paraguay Pagina Cultural del Paraguay: Breve Recordación a Mangoré. Agustín Pío Barrios Agustín Barrios Mangoré: The