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Daniel Realpe16th May 2010Excellent piece! beautiful
Alejandro Pinero25th January 2009Very good lesson Serio!
Dejan Farkas19th January 2009Beautiful
Carlos Carrillo19th January 2009I love your style Sergio!
Trond Vold18th January 2009Excellent lesson!
There's some great dynamics in your playing.
Hisham Al-Sanea18th January 2009wonderful Sergio .nice playing
Sergio Dorado18th January 2009Thanks a lot, peers!
kaznie_NL18th January 2009Nice playing Sergio!
Emir Hot18th January 2009Beautiful piece Sergio
Vasilije Vukmirovic18th January 2009Excellent lesson, love that diminished chord at 0:48:)
Muris Varajic18th January 2009Great job Sergio.
Bogdan Radovic18th January 2009Excellent lesson and brilliant performance Sergio!!
David Wallimann18th January 2009Great material Sergio. I love how this develops finger independence. Very good lesson!
bsamn18th January 2009Man, you're stuff is so inspiring man.
Even though im not really into Flamenco/classical, i want to learn some stuff, which i will soon.
It just sounds so beautiful.
Keep up!
Nazgul18th January 2009Wow, one of the best acoustic lesson so far, in my opinion. Beautiful piece.
Pedja Simovic18th January 2009Very nice Sergio, I really like the counterpoint in this one
Ivan Milenkovic18th January 2009Superb dynamics mate, great feel for the music.
Piotr Kaczor18th January 2009You are very sensitive player, Sergio! Beautiful piece!
Toni Suominen18th January 2009Very beautiful piece, great job Sergio!
AlexLion18th January 2009Oh my, this is really beautiful music..
I`ll try..
berko18th January 2009This is beautiful, Sergio!!
I'll try to master this one
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- My notes
Campanilleros is a traditional tune of Andalucía, that flamenco music incorporate at a given moment. The name (from "Campanas", "Bells" in Spanish) refers to the percussion instruments that in the origins people performed the song with (also they used the triangle and rustic drums, amongst others). There are a lot of lyrics with this melody; these days, the tune is performed basically as a Christmas Carol, but there are versions with religious lyrics, or praising the Andalucian landscapes.
The guitar accompaniment usually is in A minor tonality, with the use of capo if it is necessary.
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