Chords Paco brought to flamenco, his progressive harmony developments + approach/Cante comping ABC 7

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Cante flamenco comping 7 ABC of

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[rogerhoman]

that was a great interesting video... thx

[ileares]

You are a Genius, and a very nice guy.

[rogerhoman]

this is a really interesting video... thanks for that。。。

[fusion-music]

This is a huge amount of work you have put into this. In fact, it is your lifetimes work all documented in these notes. I wonder though how many will study your notes? I think most of your viewers may tend to skip having to read - but that should treat themselves to this feast you have prepared.

[wrassmussen]

Mr. Diaz, thank you for this video. This is the part of flamenco that has always fascinated me - the unique chords that are used to get that unique flamenco sound. As you have said, Mr. de Lucia is the source of these chords. Do you know if Mr. de Lucia wrote anything in regards to his development of these chords? His theory behind these chords? For me, Mr. de Lucia's approach to the flamenco guitar is like a science. I am curious if he ever wrote anything to explain his science. You explain his method so well and shed quite a bit of light into his method and I thank you for this. Take care and I look forward to your future videos. -- William

[Guitarramistica]

Id like to learn all of those.Where do I start>? Cuanto es la leccion por 40 min?

[alisalih]

Kind of confusing for me.
I need a pen and paper right here..