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The first lesson is always free! The teacher and forever student, whose name is Jan Parra. Jan has been teaching for more than 35 years. He started studying at the Conservatory of Music when he was 13 years old. Later in College Music theory in his Hometown of Venezuela, and then became a Certified Instructor through Berklee College of Music. Many of Jan's Students have gone on to record albums, tour outside the US, become Sound Engineers, Professional Guitar Players, and meet their guitar-playing and music goals. Jan worked hand in hand on several projects with producers like Trino Jimenez, a famous Latin Music Producer and Arranger. Trino Jimenez arranged one of Jan's nostalgic, beautiful master piece called "Delirium", "Ayer". Jan's Music is being played by Orchestras and theaters. Jan is well-versed as an instrumentalist playing the Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Classical Guitar, Ukulele, and Bass.

San Diego County

Kristina Houck

San Diego Metropolitan Area

La Mesa-Mount Helix

California

The first lesson is always free! The teacher and forever student, whose name is Jan Parra. Jan has been teaching for more than 35 years. He started...

The Sheriff's Department investigated a report of a bomb phoned in to the Kmart in Spring Valley Saturday, but the search turned up empty.The incident occurred about 2:45 p.m. at the Kmart at 935 Sweetwater Rd. in Spring Valley, Sheriff's Sgt. Clayton Lisk said."Somebody called in a bomb threat and Kmart decided to evacuate the store," Lisk said. "The Sheriff's Department was called in to walk the store but found nothing. It was a hoax."-City News Service

The Sheriff's Department investigated a report of a bomb phoned in to the Kmart in Spring Valley Saturday, but the search turned up empty.

The incident occurred about 2:45 p.m. at the Kmart at 935 Sweetwater Rd. in Spring Valley, Sheriff's Sgt. Clayton Lisk said."Somebody called in a bomb threat and Kmart decided to evacuate the store," Lisk said. "The Sheriff's Department was called in to walk the store but found nothing. It was a hoax."

Sheriff's Department: "Somebody called in a bomb threat and Kmart decided to evacuate the store."