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Kristofer Dahl6th July 2009Thanks for this lesson Ramiro - I need to check this band out!
Zsolt Galambos6th July 2009Wow, this is truly a unique style, I love it 
Great lesson Ramiro!
Nazgul6th July 2009Very interesting band, it seems! Gonna check them out! 
Gerardo Siere6th July 2009That was incredible, will check that band right away!
Vasilije Vukmirovic6th July 2009First time I hear this style. Very original, reminds me of early Al di Meola albums
berko6th July 2009Cool sounding and interesting lesson! Yeah it has some Di Meola vibe combined with modern hard rock! Thanks Ramiro
Sensible Jones6th July 2009Great stuff Ramiro and as with everyone else I'm going to have to check them out too!!
Canis6th July 2009Great lesson! Good practice for my chops ^^
Gonna check out this band 
Stephane Lucarelli6th July 2009Original & cool sounding lesson Ramiro:)
MrBungle6th July 2009Wow! A fellow Puya fan... Who would've guessed. AND you nailed Ramon's style! Gracias.
Ramiro Delforte7th July 2009
Bogdan Radovic7th July 2009Wow this sounds so fresh and unique to me!
Emir Hot7th July 2009Awesome !!!
Muris Varajic7th July 2009Great stuff Ramiro, very interesting!
AlexLion7th July 2009What the heck is that Really interesting thing. I think I`ll check them.
Ramiro Delforte7th July 2009 Really interesting thing. I think I`ll check them. That's cool
Ivan Milenkovic8th July 2009Nice fusion man!
Hi GMC'ers! I've made this lesson in the style of Puya, a metal band from Puerto Rico. They do a mix of latin rhythms with new metal, a very special and unique combination. They have three albums:
* Puya (1995)
* Fundamental (1999)
* Union (2001)
The band had some special guests on the records, percussionists, trumpet players that add the latin spice to the records.
The techniques that I use in this lesson are:
* Alternate picking
* Palm mute
* Trills
* Octaves
I hope you enjoy the lesson! :)
If you have any doubts don't hesitate to post them on my board or send me a PM.
