Diego Cantero's musical career began when he had just reached the age of majority. It was in 2008 when, after signing with Darlalata (his current management agency), he adopted the name Funambulista . At the end of 2015 he signed with Sony Music and began to forge the ambitious, choral project, with a long and international vision, which would materialize in what would be his third album, Dual . Funambulista plays the Alhambra J-2 E3 model https://www.funambulista.es/
The AJ-SR E9 model from Alhambra Guitarras is a Jumbo-style acoustic guitar, a large instrument with an aesthetic and sound concept that surprises from the first moment.
One of the most popular acoustic guitars, its bass tones and volume stand out, with an excellent midrange and defined highs. Its comfortable body adds tonal variety with an appropriate and versatile response.
It's striking to find ourselves before an instrument with a lot of resonance, yet very comfortable. A combination that is the result of the design and research process at Alhambra Guitarras.
With a carefully studied action to achieve the best experience for the guitarist, this guitar has strings measuring 0.12-0.53 gauge.
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