Latin Influenced Solo Lesson

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- Kristofer Dahl12th May 2011
  Very nice Daniel - made your new album even more interesting!
- Cosmin Lupu12th May 2011
  Hahaha AWESOME phrasing mate very nice!!
- Justin Myrick12th May 2011
  Great feeling to this Daniel.
- Daniel Realpe12th May 2011
  thanks guys! I love how latin music can sound emotional using very simple harmony
- thefireball12th May 2011
  Very cool
- Ben Higgins12th May 2011
  Love it Daniel, this is very very cool ! Love those Marty type bends too !
- playaxeman12th May 2011
  great. Very dynamic playing. Really heard Santana in this lesson which is great. Carlos is big.
- Todd Simpson13th May 2011
  Your range of style is astounding man. Just astounding.
- Piotr Kaczor13th May 2011
  Fantastic composition and playing, Daniel! Love it!
- Daniel Realpe13th May 2011
  thank you so much guys, means a lot coming from such great musicians!
- Ivan Milenkovic13th May 2011
  That's interesting!
- Bogdan Radovic14th May 2011
  Great tune Daniel! I love the latin vibes in guitar music!
- Zsolt Galambos23rd May 2011
  Great solo, man!

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- Tags: Latin, Solo, Santana, Thrills, Bends, Vibrato, Alternate picking, Finger picking, Brass,
Hi GMC! Here is a lesson based on the intro from the song "Never been to Barranquilla" from my album Compulsive.

The song uses the A harmonic minor scale and passing notes to embellish the melody.

Key Points:
* Timing: Mid-slow tempo which requires you to be focused and precise.
* Bends: Make sure you target the right pitch as it's needed for the right expression.
* Vibrato: Different kinds of vibrato, not all of the notes have the same vibrato.

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Have fun and practice! /Daniel

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