Carlos Teaches Oye Como Va from his MasterClass

Check out this excerpt from Carlos' Masterclass where he dives into "Oye Como Va". This lesson and many others just like it are available in Carlos' Masterclass, where he goes beyond the notes and explains the art, soul and passion of guitar and the beauty and spirituality of life. As Carlos says: "In the class, you will learn about the influences, as well as the musical and spiritual moments in my life that have shaped my playing, songs and heart throughout my career. This is an invitation where everyone gets a front row seat. Come join us."

[IntegraDIY]

Without music a lot of people would be lost and depressed.. music is literally life

[kwestin]

Whoever recorded this needs to take a Masterclass on how to properly mic and record guitars.

[VlogsNiKuyang]

Santana did not focus on speed playing his guitar, but he is a master on making soul touching music using his guitar…such a humble man.

[MostDear]

“Come and celebrate the best of you! And don’t be shy about it.”

Baby, that’s it!

[BloodFireDoom]

We are very lucky to have this man on planet earth

[matteovrizzi]

i absolutely love Santana's music and still have a lot of his records in my collection. I have to agree with many comments i've seen, that the tone is simply unpleasant. It is also not like any of the Santana tones i'm used to from his records which are sweet and slightly saturated. This just sounds harsh and unpleasant. It doesnt really matter if the problem is the amp or the mic or whatever else. This is a product which is for sale and the tone will put off potential buyers. God bless you Carlos thank you for your music ❤

[tabvalentino]

You bring tears to my eyes because you radiate God in everything.

[MrRRHHMM]

Carlos is just as Fantastic and Relevent to me/us now as he was in 1963 !! The music he plays that comes thru him is {for me} one of the great joys of life.... God Bless you Carlos....

[jennaorlowski]

Already dug Santana, but these videos give me a whole new respect for him.

I heard this stuff in his playing, but to actually hear him talking about it is fire💖

[kahunaburgerr]

1:23
If you want a slight demonstration of what feeling a sound and playing it simultaneously looks like
Kind of a funny example but this why he is my favorite

[westsumatra]

this man has a way with words on top of his musical talent

[andresbuenrostro]

under to minutes he teach how to song writing with feeling music and rythm, and how he uses the call and respons of the melodic expresion comparing it with a conversation of two people, THATS A MASTER CLASS!

[dwaynewladyka]

A very gifted and humble musician. Brilliant guitarist.

[pavlemihajlov]

Srećan vam rođendan maestro Santana. Lijepo da nosite 77 godina.

[hhairball]

I've always wanted to tell Carlos this:
I took my 5 yr old daughter to an outdoor Santana concert in Orange County, California, around 1990 (I think). We had been standing from the moment the band started playing. When "Oye Como Va" started playing, I saw my daughter look all around herself with a puzzled look. Then she looked at me with her eyes wide and she loudly whispered, " Mama! My booty wants to move all by itself!"
I told her, " That's because it's in your blood."

[clgmafnas]

One of the great artists who are one with their instrument 🎸...speaking of which, that is one SICK guitar! 🤘🏼

[ronalbertoroccosan]

WHAT REALLY BROUGHT ME OUT IN THIS LESSON WAS WHEN HE SAID, "DON'T BE SHY ABOUT IT". NOW THAT STRUCK THE RIGHT CHORD.

[ghettoprecious]

Such an awesome talented guy! Love santana for life!!

[ahbrando]

Love that call and response with the guitar

[nicolopez]

Guitar King🎸🎵
Learn from the best Master class
Much love from Africa 🙏❤❤❤