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The classical guitar is a six-stringed acoustic instrument known for its warm, mellow tone and nylon strings, which make it ideal for classical, flamenco, and Latin music. Unlike steel-string acoustic guitars, classical guitars have wider necks and smaller bodies, designed to support fingerstyle playing with precision and clarity.

The modern classical guitar evolved in 19th-century Spain, thanks largely to the innovations of Spanish luthier Antonio de Torres. His designs set the standard for the size, shape, and structure of the classical guitar we know today. Rooted in earlier stringed instruments like the vihuela and Baroque guitar, the classical guitar has played a key role in both folk traditions and formal music education. It continues to be celebrated worldwide for its expressive range and timeless elegance.