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theyre both great but it all depends on what u really want to play. classical has a beautiful natural sound but the disadvantage is a much wider neck then an acoustic and changing the stings can get a bit frustrsting. acoustics especially yamaha guitars have a very rich sound and u can play different styles of music easily and u can it take every and can plug into an amp for a bit different styles and sounds

You should have mentioned if you are just starting out or been playing for some time.

Having an acoustic/electric classical to begin with will give you insight to both worlds in playing experience and expression. And the Ibanez is a good guitar starting out or for years to come.

Where as the Lucero, depending upon playing comfort and tonal characteristics, may become mundane and less of an inspiration if you are already a player.

The Yamaha represents more of a challenge possibly if just being a novice.

But... you have to try them out to find what you expect in playing comfort, performance and tonal aspects of each instrument.

Many of us can enjoy any guitar, and have a few to our names so we can change with whatever music we feel like playing.