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Donxello at 15:52, 22 June 2025

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	\|PersonFreeText='''Carlos Pimentel Barrera''' (1887–1958) was a pioneering figure of classical guitar in Chile during the early 20th century. A prolific composer, performer, and teacher based in Valparaíso, his vast musical output spans over 500 works and reflects the stylistic transition from European salon music to emerging Latin American popular genres.		\|PersonFreeText='''Carlos Pimentel Barrera''' (1887–1958) was a pioneering figure of classical guitar in Chile during the early 20th century. A prolific composer, performer, and teacher based in Valparaíso, his vast musical output spans over 500 works and reflects the stylistic transition from European salon music to emerging Latin American popular genres.

Donxello at 15:51, 22 June 2025

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	== Works and Style ==		== Works and Style ==

	Carlos Pimentel’s compositions include works for guitar, piano, and voice. His catalogue features salon dances such as [[Vals\|vals]], [[~~Schottische~~\|schottisches]], [[Mazurca\|mazurkas]], [[Gavotte\|gavottes]], and [[Polca\|polkas]], as well as [[Habanera\|habaneras]], [[Tango\|tangos]], [[Cueca\|cuecas]], [[Tonada\|tonadas]], [[Foxtrot\|foxtrots]] and even [[Shimmy\|shimmies]]. He also composed numerous hymns, marches, and commercial jingles. Over 180 of his compositions are patriotic or commemorative works, including the notable '''Himno a las víctimas del terremoto de Chillán''' (1939).		Carlos Pimentel’s compositions include works for guitar, piano, and voice. His catalogue features salon dances such as [[Vals\|vals]], [[Shotis\|schottisches]], [[Mazurca\|mazurkas]], [[Gavotte\|gavottes]], and [[Polca\|polkas]], as well as [[Habanera\|habaneras]], [[Tango\|tangos]], [[Cueca\|cuecas]], [[Tonada\|tonadas]], [[Foxtrot\|foxtrots]] and even [[Shimmy\|shimmies]]. He also composed numerous hymns, marches, and commercial jingles. Over 180 of his compositions are patriotic or commemorative works, including the notable '''Himno a las víctimas del terremoto de Chillán''' (1939).

	His music was not limited to Chile: Pimentel toured and performed in [[Peru]], [[Ecuador]], and [[Argentina]], receiving acclaim from audiences and critics alike. His compositions were published by major South American publishers such as Casa Guillermo Brandes in Peru and Kirsinger, Doggenweiler, Brandt, and Mattensohn & Grimm in Chile.		His music was not limited to Chile: Pimentel toured and performed in [[Peru]], [[Ecuador]], and [[Argentina]], receiving acclaim from audiences and critics alike. His compositions were published by major South American publishers such as Casa Guillermo Brandes in Peru and Kirsinger, Doggenweiler, Brandt, and Mattensohn & Grimm in Chile.

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 |PersonName=Carlos Pimentel
 |Name_real=Carlos Pimentel Barrera
 |birthDate=1887
 |deathDate=1958
 |birthPlaceLabel=Santiago de Chile
 |birthPlaceCountryLabel=Chile
 |citizenshipLabel=Chile
 }}
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