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Nicolas Perez guitar
https://www.nperezguitars.com/english/instruments/gypsy-jazz/
frank plays one here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-i_b6hDEa0
interesting looking instrument, quite beautiful and minimalist I think!
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Great looking guitar, and superb playing. That is a nice tune written by Argentine star, Luis Alberto Spinetta who occasionally played with another great Argentine artist, Gustavo Cerati. Both are gone, now, but were quite famous in Spanish speaking countries. Check out Te Para Tres.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=envLS0m79cw
Looks and sounds rather stunning.
Beauty.