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Lester14th July 2009Beautifull composition, I love it!!
I'm trying to learn flamenco, but it's a totally different thing then what I'm used to.
I'll keep trying though 
Zsolt Galambos14th July 2009Very emotional composition, I love flamenco 
Bogdan Radovic14th July 2009Awesome lesson! These flamenco lessons are very cool!
NoSkill14th July 2009Great feel to your playing!
Gerardo Siere14th July 2009Awesome lesson Sergio!
Ramiro Delforte14th July 2009Amazing Sergio!
I liked a lot this lesson man
Ivan Milenkovic14th July 2009Bow down to you man, you are flamenco master! outstanding feel, tone and attitude.
playaxeman14th July 2009Flamenco is great. I love to watch and listen to this style.
Once i hope to study this seriously
Sergio Dorado14th July 2009Thanks a lot for your comments!
Sinisa Cekic15th July 2009Beautiful playing Sergio!
Siggum15th July 2009awsome Sergio, i really appreciate this kind of music, so keep doing theese fantastic lessons
Pedja Simovic15th July 2009Wonderful Sergio, well done my friend!
Emir Hot15th July 2009Flamenco master is back Great composition Sergio. Awesome playing
ItsMe4th August 2009Flamenco god
enrique de murcia11th September 2009muy bonita esta solea.
very nice composition. Bookmarked!
Hello GMCers! Today we are going to increase our repertoire of soleás. This falseta (term that indicates a brief composition in flamenco) has a little introduction and a main theme. Technically, you will use thumb, arpeggios and rasgueo, and, on the left hand, some half capos, that is a good option in many passages and brings the opportunity to improve left hand technique.
Remember that the main accents in soleá are in beats 3, 6, 8, 10 and 12, (in a whole form of twelve beats) although in this particular falseta there are a few rhythmic displacements.
I used capo on the second fret.
I hope you like it!
