The harp's heavenly sounds fill Paraguay
                   
sacbee.com     May 13, 2008          

The sounds of heaven, plucked on 36 strings, fill the ramshackle houses and potholed streets of this sleepy capital. Paraguayan harp master Nicolas Caballero teaches musical techniques to student Cristian Ramon Portillo April 19, 2008, in Asuncion, Paraguay. The harp has long been the national... [read full story]                

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