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Much thanks back to you! And greetings from the Windy City of Chicago 😉 Your city has always been on my list to visit. Hopefully soon!

@@DavidChiriboga ♥️🙏♥️. You are most welcome, Sir! Thanks for kind words.

Gracias! 🙂

Thanks! 😉

Thanks so much Konstantine! Appreciate it… Hope to release more music and tutorials soon!

Gracias Olgui! 🙏🏼

Thanks! 😉

If you’re talking about El Mariachi from Desperado, then you do have a good ear.. 🙂 Starts with the same chord and position, a bit similar to the way first few notes in how it starts…

@@DavidChiriboga yes desperado , thanks 😁

So this is a Pasillo style which is from Ecuador. Very typical from the country… Don’t normally play many pieces like this, but I enjoy this classic piece, and wanted to represent some of my heritage.

Thanks! 😉 Although this is a little different, pasillo, which is from Ecuador and played in a few more South American countries as well. Just wanted to represent my roots with this tune and the beautiful scenery…

Thanks man! I love Desperado, so compliment taken 😉

Thanks!

Yes, she’s an amazing classical concert pianist, who now devotes her life to this new mission of helping people uncover their true purpose. I got the chance to hear her speak in Houston and was blown away with her presentation. Mostly because she comes from the perspective of a professional musician, and going from the traditional world of classically trained to blurring all the lines and deviating paths..

👌🏼Yes, definitely agree… 😉

👍🏼 Agreed! 🙂

Thanks Marco! 😉

Yes! 😉 I agree

Thanks so much Adam! Really appreciate your kind words. I recorded the audio in my home studio on my Antonio Marin Guitar from Granada. I love playing this piece…one of my favs!

For sure, best posture is the one that works best for your body and performance. I never could get use to that old school Flamenco posture, seems very difficult to play advanced pieces in that position. And yea, that hunched over position may work for Diego, but I wouldn’t necessarily recommend it to anyone as a go-to position….

Yup, Lágrima is a good beginner-intermediate piece… and I agree, all classics. 👌🏼

Glad you’re finding it helpful 😉

Awesome! Alhambras are a great option. Wishing you the best with your new endeavor on the Spanish guitar. 👍🏼

Thanks Phil! Appreciate the feedback. Makes the work more worthwhile. Glad you find it helpful and hope to continue creating more content for my community…

No I didn’t know! Love David’s music… just recently heard more of his original music. 👌🏼

@@DavidChiriboga yeah he sings also… He’s one of those California dudes. He’s also played in the Incendio band.

Yes! 💯 That’s a phenomenal example. Babies are the ultimate example of persistence and focusing on the focusing the progress rather than the fails 👌🏼

Gracias Milena! 😉❤️‍🔥

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Thanks! Yea, love Jesse for rumba flamencas. He’s got a great touch. 👌🏼

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Hey James! Thanks 👌🏼So I would say about 98% of Flamenco guitarists do picado with the standard two finger picado. The three finger picado is more of a specialty thing I’ve seen a few players do. Some players use it only for exercises to help with finger independence and not depend on the two standard fingers (I & M). Some will also practice exercises with the I & A or M & A. I think Grisha Goryachev likes doing the three finger version on occasion, but not as his main one… So, if you’re curious about pursuing it, I’d say you can introduce it as an exercise first and experiment with it very slowly to start. But the main thing is to master the two finger version first. Especially when crossing from string to string, the three finger will be much more challenging than the two finger version.

@@DavidChiriboga Thank you David, I will take that to heart and work on what you’ve suggested. I appreciate your wisdom.

Glad you enjoyed! Thanks for watching 😉

Hey John! That’s awesome! Just saw that yesterday night. I’ll message you by tomorrow to touch base. Looking forward to connecting and guiding you through this!

Sounds great Neil! Glad you’re finding my content helpful. Wishing you the best on your Flamenco journey! Lmk what type of videos you’d find helpful or what topics you’re looking for guidance with…

Thanks! ❤️‍🔥

I won’t argue that… 😉 Thanks!

Same here 😊 But honestly, I love so many genres of music…

🤜🏼 Yes!

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Yea, I can see that too… it’s got that same type of intro

I love Capricho Árabe ❤️‍🔥 I actually have a video with that piece on my channel too. I’ll have to check out Tango in D, not sure if I’m familiar with it.

@@DavidChiriboga im sure both pieces are in a Drop D, yeah real nice learned them in lockdown, i need to dus offt my muscle me.mory for sure.

Thanks! Glad you found it helpful…

Hi! Thanks for sharing… Asturias is also one of my favorites too, I never get tired of it. 🙂 So I actually just launched my new e-course/program for beginners. It teaches the fundamentals to start playing classical and flamenco guitar. Plus I’m currently adding in a monthly group coaching zoom call for six months to help students that enroll. Check it out and see if it looks like a good fit for you… lmk if you have any questions.

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