Guitarra Mía: A Tribute To José Feliciano

Guitarra Mía: A Tribute To José Feliciano assembles concert footage, archival clips, and testimonies to sketch the life and career of the Puerto Rican singer and guitarist. Rather than structuring itself as a traditional biopic, the film strings together live performances, home movies, and interviews to show how Feliciano became an early crossover Latin artist in the United States. Viewers see intimate musical moments and peers' recollections, which provide context about his artistic decisions and public persona without revealing private surprises or rearranging major events. Contributions from contemporaries and younger performers reflect on his influence, and live set highlights are arranged to emphasize music more than strict narrative order, and personal memories appear throughout.

Directed by Paloma Suau and released in 2000, the film compiles archival footage and interviews as a curated tribute to José Feliciano, highlighting performances and career milestones. It targeted Spanish-language viewers and reached audiences via festival screenings and special broadcasts.

Commercial receipts weren't widely reported and no reliable worldwide gross is listed. The film reached fans through concerts and television screenings, rather than acting as a mainstream theatrical release. It found viewers mainly through dedicated music channels and regional programming.

While not a blockbuster, the film reinforces José Feliciano's standing as an influential figure in Latin and popular music. Clips of classics like 'Feliz Navidad' and intimate performances helped renew appreciation for his guitar work and cross-cultural contributions among new listeners. Several younger artists reference it in interviews and podcasts.

Critical coverage was modest, with reviewers focusing on the musical performances and personal reminiscences rather than formal storytelling. The film centers on legacy, artistic identity, resilience, and the blending of Latin and mainstream American styles, offering fans a focused celebration of Feliciano's craft. It prioritizes fans' perspectives over formal critique.