The first professor that taught me the Paraguayan Harp was Professor
Juan Alberto Oliva in Santiago de Chile. I took classes with him for 5 years. When I came to live in the United States, I was incredibly lucky to find my present professor, Shirley Domínguez, who not only lives in the same city, but in the same neighborhood! I take classes with Shirley when she is not working at a renowned cruise line that navigates the Caribbean Islands. Every year I take vacations in Paraguay, where I take classes with my professor there, Professor César Cataldo who taught me how to play
"Pájaro Campana" ("Campana Bird") in a beautiful way. Since then, this has brought me great success in my radio interviews and television shows.

Please read some comments made on my Professor César Cataldo:

PROFESSOR CESAR CATALDO'S COMMENTS ON ARAMI

"Highly developed musical sense, fast learning, great attitude towards new practical techniques related to different hand and finger positions, clear understanding of rhythm, open to new learning challenges, responsibility in completion of home and class assignments, impeccable assistance and fluent interpersonal communication skills "

César Cataldo, Honorable Paraguayan Harp Professor
Asunción, Paraguay.