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Kristofer Dahl12th May 2010Beuatiful Sergio - your Flamenco lessons are always appealing even for those of us who aren't into the style!
Zsolt Galambos12th May 2010Great lesson, although I still can't execute a proper golpe. Anyone wants to do a lesson on the topic?
Sergio Dorado12th May 2010Zsolt Galambos12th May 2010Great news, man!
Can't wait to learn it! 
Bogdan Radovic12th May 2010Love this series! Pieces are so cool sounding and inspiring! 
Gerardo Siere12th May 2010Excelente leccion Sergio. Voy a ver si esta me sale. Todavia no encuentro la vuelta a poner el pulgar tan de frente, mi caida del brazo me hace incomodo un angulo de muñeca tan grande jaja.
Daniel Realpe12th May 2010This is beautiful! thanks
Adrian Figallo12th May 2010amazing sounds!
Piotr Kaczor12th May 2010I've always been a big fan of flamenco music1, excellent as always, Sergio!
Laszlo Boross13th May 2010Cool series! Sounds great!
Ivan Milenkovic14th May 2010You are flamenco master man, awesome
Aleksander Sukovic20th May 2010This is so beautiful! Great lesson to start learning flamenco
enriquec9th June 2010Serigio .This is so good that i¨m amazed. I´m studying many of your lessons.The FULL sound of classy flamenco at the level a beginner may play!!! Thanks a lot .
Hi everyone, and welcome to another issue of flamenco series for beginners! Today we are going to play a little Seguiriya. This style developes its' music in cicles of five beats in Alternating Time (Simple and Compound; ¾ an 6/8). Many times singers refers to this toque as a “cante grande”, (big singing) as a synonymous of important, serious and great.
Techncically we will use some possibilities of thumb and a couple of different rasgueos, and, on the left hand, it appears some usual flamenco chords inversions and legato phrases.
Key is A phrygian.
But less talking and more playing.
Let´s start!