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Kristofer Dahl23rd November 2009Very nice Rodrigo (and tight!) ![]()
Emir Hot23rd November 2009I love this style of playing. Cool ![]()
Sergio Dorado23rd November 2009Very cool playing, Rodrigo!
Sensible Jones23rd November 2009Great stuff!! ![]()
Laszlo Boross23rd November 2009Very skilled lesson Rodrigo! Sounds great! ![]()
Gerardo Siere23rd November 2009Great arrangements!
Alexiaden9323rd November 2009Awesome ! I especially liked the faster runs towards the end of the video ! ![]()
THE BUZZARD23rd November 2009I wanted to be a classical guitar player but i could never get my right hand to sync with my left hand....so i admire players who can do it....nice work!
Adrian Figallo23rd November 2009very very VERY nice, wish i could use my right hand that way ![]()
Ramiro Delforte23rd November 2009Very neat mate!
Great lessons about the style ![]()
Ivan Milenkovic24th November 2009Sounds great man, keep these coming! ![]()
Zsolt Galambos24th November 2009Very beautiful! Is there going to be a lesson on the golpe technique?
Stephane Lucarelli24th November 2009Great arrangements & playing Rodrigo!
Rodrigo Gonzalez25th November 2009
Marcus Siepen30th November 2009very cool
Rodrigo Gonzalez5th December 2009
Daniel Realpe8th December 2009nice and perfectly executed!


The "Alegrias" belong to the "cantiñas" group. It is a "gaditan" style, precedent from Cadiz and the Bahia's ports. It first was born as dance music.
Its rhythmic structure is the same than the "soleá". It has a 3/4 meter but every idea consists of 12 bit so it's like a 12/4 meter. In every 4 measures system we have this accentuation: 3+3+2+2+2. The tonality in this style is always major.
This lesson has been composed as two lessons in one because we have the same idea played twice with variations. The first version is an easier arrangement and the second variation is a more difficult one. This is one of the most important aspects of this style because there are a lot of patterns and ideas that you can use to arrange a progression.
Key: E Major
Tempo: 145
Ok, here we go!