Many words come to mind when I think of "Premieres". As I look back in retrospect over this long journey, there are three words that can come to mind. The first is honor. Being able to do what you love most is the best thing that can ever happen to you in your professional life, and in my case, I am overwhelmed whenever the guitar is in my hands. The honor comes not simply from having performed the premiere of works which have been dedicated to me, nor by the fact that I deeply admire each of the composers who took part in this project, the honor comes from knowledge that I have their trust and friendship. In this long but fascinating journey I have had the opportunity to learn through their music, the personality of each composer, to share experiences, joys and sorrows, pain and passion. What I gained from each person has allowed me to grow into a better person and musician. And now the second word that characterizes the adventure: Pride. Several years have passed since I (or shall I say we) started this fascinating project that culminates in me writing these lines. After this journey, my journey, our journey (the composers and mine) this is the feeling that fills my heart. The pride comes from knowing you've done the job the best you could and seeing a dream fulfilled. My hope is  that the same feeling flood the soul of every composer here. Gratitude is the last of the words I want to emphasize. Time, so valuable nowadays, is something that not everyone is willing to give away. I have not only received time from Joaquín, José María, Simone or Pablo as well as Daniel, Javier, Pepe or Marius, Paco and Santiago,  Daniel, Javier, or Pepe or Marius, Paco and Santiago, but also their love and talent, enthusiasm and desire to make the guitar an even grander instrument. Gratitude for willing to improve every day, willing to learn more and wanting to contribute in making this world a better place.