(Bewitching Eyes) is one of the most evocative pieces in the classical guitar repertoire, serving as a bridge between the traditional Cuban criolla and modern avant-garde sensibilities. Originally composed by Gonzalo Roig , this haunting melody was reimagined for the solo guitar by the legendary Cuban composer and conductor Leo Brouwer in 1956. Historical Background

The piece masterfully employs hemiola, frequently shifting between 6/8 and 3/4 time signatures, a hallmark of Cuban popular music.

For students and professional guitarists alike, "Ojos Brujos" is a staple because it offers a wealth of expressive possibilities without requiring extreme technical virtuosity—for instance, the arrangement notably lacks difficult barre chords. Ojos Brujos - Leo Brouwer