Antonio is a master of the Paraguayan Harp. He is a native Paraguayan and a proud descendant of the Guaraní Indian.  Antonio had received awards from the Traditional Arts Apprenticeship Program and the Artists Support Program, a Program of the Fund for Folk Culture, to work in preserving the Paraguayan harp music in his community. Antonio had released two music albums, "Transition" and "The Paraguayan Harp, A Legacy of The Guaraní Indian". Antonio describes himself as a humble harp player who enjoys sharing with the world the music of the Paraguayan Harp, which is a legacy of the Guaraní Indian.

Please join Paraguayan harpist Antonio Centurión for an evening of traditional Latin America harp music and experience an imaginary trip to South America.

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For information about Antonio Centurión

please call (503) 757-6190

or visit www.centurionenterprise.com

Portland, Oregon, USA

     Antonio Centurión 

Antonio Centurión is a master of the Paraguayan national instrument, the harp. He captures the sound of his homeland, the gurgling rivers, the singing of the birds, and the calm of the lake with the traditional Paraguayan rhythms of “Galopa” (fast, lively & energetic), and the “Guarania” (slow, flowing and romantic).

Eliza Buck
Oregon Folk Arts
Program Coordinator