Agustín Pío Barrios, later performing as Barrios Mangoré, was a Paraguayan classical guitarist and composer who toured Latin America and Europe from the 1910s through the early 1940s, writing a large body of original solo guitar works rather than relying on transcriptions of European repertoire, at a time when that was unusual for a touring virtuoso. His three-movement suite 'La Catedral' (1921), inspired by the Cathedral of Montevideo and by Bach, is considered his masterwork and won the admiration of Andrés Segovia; a rare set of his own 1928–29 recordings for the Odeón label survive as some of the only direct documentation of his playing.

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1921

La CatedralAgustín Barrios