It brings me such JOY to see your reaction to this classic! It is an important part of my culture and it is lovely to see that passion 🔥, that genuine appreciation in your eyes. I subscribed to your channel, thanks for what you do!
Sweet! Love this performance. There is a version of Rio Ancho from this performance that is really good as well. BTW the guy to his right with the other Flamenco guitar is one of his brothers, Ramon. I love the flute on this. It's a nice stripped down version. Cool reaction as always. Thanks! :)
I thought I couldn't like him even more, but it's seeing the happy face you put on when listening to Paco, and liking me even more. Thanks for another reaction al inigualable Paco de Lucía. Y eso que soy fan de Randy rhoads y pat metheny, pero Paco es de otro planeta. Un fortísimo abrazo desde Barcelona.
Hey hope you’re well ! I appreciate the videos my man I’ve been on this journey of discovering flamenco music right along side you. People will always have there favourites but in my opinion pacos music is untouchable. He turned almost every stone when it comes to pushing the boundaries of flamenco and making it what it is today. Two suggestions for you. This is a man from russia who is superb at performing flamenco music specifically the way paco played. Grisha goryachev Almoraima Grisha goryachev Malaguena de leucona Both songs of paco beautifully remade with high quality camera angles and audio. Hope you enjoy watching it ! Thanks for all your deep insights my friend. ❤
Nice version! He starts with some granaina on his own and then the bass introduces Entre dos aguas.Here we have Paco´s elder brother Ramón on rythm guitar and the great Jorge Pardo on flute and Tino di Geraldo on percussion.I can´t tell about the bassist because the camera doesn´t show his face.May be he is Carles Benavent? These three guys after working with Paco were pioneers on flamenco jazz fusion.
Hi, my name is Pavel Čížek and I'm from the Czech Republic. I also recognize that the flamenco guitar style is one of the hardest styles for the acoustic guitar, played in the original way on the fingers with nails, precisely because of the speed and impact of the acoustic guitar. I would like to suggest some more compositions by master Paco de Lucia. And these are the -- 1 Mediterranean Sundance/Rio Ancho - Al Di Meola & Paco De Lucia - TH-cam - th-cam.com/video/QNjyj9eqwtc/w-d-xo.html 2- The guitar trio - TH-cam - th-cam.com/video/kuFI-D_Yl-A/w-d-xo.html 3- John McLaughlin and Paco De Lucía - David (John McLaughlin) - TH-cam - th-cam.com/video/fVkk0Fao3y8/w-d-xo.html 4- Guardian Angel - Al Di Meola, John McLaughlin, Paco De Lucia - TH-cam - th-cam.com/video/PBYzJUozGic/w-d-xo.html 5- Al Di Meola, John McLaughlin, Paco De Lucia - Splendido Sundance - 12/6/1980 (Official) - TH-cam - th-cam.com/video/-EkGumx5pq0/w-d-xo.html 6- Fantasia Suite - Al Di Meola, John McLaughlin, Paco De Lucia - TH-cam - th-cam.com/video/CMwuu0DP70o/w-d-xo.html Those shots were a living proof of the competitive style of playing the guitar against the pick, it was a guitar exhibition in the three guitar genres of Flamenco - Rock - Jazz and so together I would call it Flamencorockjazz and it was Paco de Lucia who was able to compete strongly in it! !
Well hello Pavel and thank you for all of the awesome suggestions! Paco sure was a driving force in the Flamenco we know and love today! I would like to invite you to check out our Flamenco and Paco playlists, we have found some pretty incredible things from these artists and more! Lately Al Di Meola's Elegant Gypsy has been one of my favorites to listen to and I just found a Carlos Montoya album in mint condition I have been enjoying as well! I look forward to checking out all of your great suggestions and showing them to as many people as possible!
Thanks for the video..........tell you another thing maybe you didn't Know....the name Paco de Lucia come's from Francisco ( Paco, it' s used for Francisco in Spain, the same as Pepe is the same as Jose) and Lucia was the name of his mother......Paco of Lucia, Paco son of Lucia, it's that simple in many places of Spain.....All the best from Ibiza, Spain 👍👍👋
Just a passing comment. The guitar evolved in Spain in late 16th century. Vicente de Espinel is credited to have added the sixth string in 1618, giving it its present form. While in the rest of Europe the main instrument was the fiddle, in Spain and its former colonies, the guitar and its varieties became popular. When the USA spread out to Louisiana, Florida and westernmost parts, the americans took love for the instrument. And there would be no RnR without the guitar. Great classic composers for guitar pieces were Fernando Sor and Francisco Tarrega. I encourage you to listen to the beautiful and talented young girl from Seville Paola Hermosin who has her own channel in YT. She even dared to adapt "Alla turca" from Mozart for guitar with an amazing result.
#GabrielHenrique thank you for the content provided! I recommend the talented Gabriel Henrique.❤❤ In his voice STAND UP whit coral black to black. You can be sure, he is different
As always freakishly amazing, at 3:05 tremolo , flamenco tremolo nonetheless , 5 notes P, I, M,A, I. If you notice he’s combining phases fromRioAncho and Al diMeolas Mediterranean Sundance as well same key, e minor Andalusian cadence Aminor, Gmajor, Fmajor , and most important chord E7b9 V7b9 , Paco never played the same riff twice 100 % improvisation always. Jorge Pardo s flute is of another level if not planet , on the second group of Paco ,Jorge was replaced by keyboardist and harmonica player Antonio Serrano, Flamenco is a wicked difficult style to learn the “ compás “ the ability to maintain tempo and speed while holding rhythm slightly back while maintaining a frenetic pace, perfectly placed phrase ending trills “ remates “, ONCE and only once you can put all these together the “ DUENDE” will occur , the magic * you are talking about SIR !!! Paco is the best period single handedly he put flamenco in the highest echelon of musicianship .
Great suggestion B.B. King has been a big inspiration for my own playing it only fitting we get some music from him on the channel especially within such an amazing genre!
Hi good video I recomend reaction to something kurdish and persian music because its the robots and origins of flamenco For persian :homayoun shajarian rumi poetry And for kurdish :yarsan music mardane khoda
This is not aprpegio.. only triolets ( triplets in english if i remember)...and a bass with thumb....triolets with little fingers I mean annular, major and index. After you play the bass with the thumb. You can do a melody with your thumb. Classical tricks :p
Hello there, why did you react to the same piece again lol? this performance is not that different than the most famous one. you should've reacted to the Seville version which is much more different but this version is better and smoother than the 1976 version you should not miss his Seville version of zyryab.
Well a fellow Paco fan requested that I check it out and wondered what I thought of it. I think it has a more laid back feel almost ore folk like when compared to the rocking tone of the first on I did! I also thought it would be great to see another version of the song that started this learning journey into Flamenco and Paco De Lucia and now knowing more about his style I pick up subtle things that I perhaps would have missed before! Do you have a song that is your favorite?
@@TheKillogicEffect my personal favorites from Paco are solo quiero caminar, la Barossa, zyryab, callejon Del murro and aires choqueros he has many other great pieces/song's but these are my favorites you reacted to the wrong version of zyryab and missed so much. the Seville version is a trio of guitarists in the same level as Paco or at least close to him, in the one you reacted to, the other guitarist was NOWHERE near the level of Paco. he also plays entre dos aguas in there, which is also the best version of that piece. about solo quiero caminar, you can find the video of him playing it, in barcelona. and about callejon del murro, you already reacted to it you reacted to a different fandango by paco but not aires choqueros. i would recommend you to react to his studio reacording
Escuchando piezas de guitarra, me topé con esta curiosidad a 4 manos, divertida y con una complicidad como debería ser a veces las colaboraciones para disfrutar al máximo. Os la recomiendo ver: th-cam.com/video/l9WkJ97-hd0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=knJ2e4HreNbQnWRB
It brings me such JOY to see your reaction to this classic! It is an important part of my culture and it is lovely to see that passion 🔥, that genuine appreciation in your eyes.
I subscribed to your channel, thanks for what you do!
Keith Richards said that there are just a few of actual guitar geniuses and, above all, there is Paco.
Sweet! Love this performance. There is a version of Rio Ancho from this performance that is really good as well. BTW the guy to his right with the other Flamenco guitar is one of his brothers, Ramon. I love the flute on this. It's a nice stripped down version. Cool reaction as always. Thanks! :)
Thank you very much I really appreciate it it! Thats very cool and an awesome capture of music history!
La flauta es jorge pardo y el bajo carles benavent
I thought I couldn't like him even more, but it's seeing the happy face you put on when listening to Paco, and liking me even more.
Thanks for another reaction al inigualable Paco de Lucía.
Y eso que soy fan de Randy rhoads y pat metheny, pero Paco es de otro planeta.
Un fortísimo abrazo desde Barcelona.
It is always a pleasure to hear and learn more about this incredible legendary icon!!!
Ese talento y esa capacidad le permitía transmitir sin ningún tipo de limitación.
¡Gracias!
Than you very much I really appreciate it! I can totally understand why Paco is such a legendary icon!
Todo un príncipe de la fusión.
Hey hope you’re well !
I appreciate the videos my man I’ve been on this journey of discovering flamenco music right along side you.
People will always have there favourites but in my opinion pacos
music is untouchable. He turned almost every stone when it comes to pushing the boundaries of flamenco and making it what it is today.
Two suggestions for you. This is a man from russia who is superb at performing flamenco music specifically the way paco played.
Grisha goryachev
Almoraima
Grisha goryachev
Malaguena de leucona
Both songs of paco beautifully remade with high quality camera angles and audio.
Hope you enjoy watching it !
Thanks for all your deep insights my friend. ❤
You’ve got an exquisite taste, because this is a Delicatessen.
😀
Yeah he is beyond incredible without a doubt!!!
Please... react to Adagio 2nd movement of Concerto de Aranjuez played by Paco. It's a MASTERPIECE.
Great suggestion thank you very much I really appreciate it and I am looking forward to checking it out!!
Nice version! He starts with some granaina on his own and then the bass introduces Entre dos aguas.Here we have Paco´s elder brother Ramón on rythm guitar and the great Jorge Pardo on flute and Tino di Geraldo on percussion.I can´t tell about the bassist because the camera doesn´t show his face.May be he is Carles Benavent? These three guys after working with Paco were pioneers on flamenco jazz fusion.
yeah I really like this version it feels stripped down but also extra at the same time!! So many incredible chord progressions and melodies!
Hi, my name is Pavel Čížek and I'm from the Czech Republic. I also recognize that the flamenco guitar style is one of the hardest styles for the acoustic guitar, played in the original way on the fingers with nails, precisely because of the speed and impact of the acoustic guitar. I would like to suggest some more compositions by master Paco de Lucia. And these are the --
1 Mediterranean Sundance/Rio Ancho - Al Di Meola & Paco De Lucia - TH-cam - th-cam.com/video/QNjyj9eqwtc/w-d-xo.html
2- The guitar trio - TH-cam - th-cam.com/video/kuFI-D_Yl-A/w-d-xo.html
3- John McLaughlin and Paco De Lucía - David (John McLaughlin) - TH-cam - th-cam.com/video/fVkk0Fao3y8/w-d-xo.html
4- Guardian Angel - Al Di Meola, John McLaughlin, Paco De Lucia - TH-cam - th-cam.com/video/PBYzJUozGic/w-d-xo.html
5- Al Di Meola, John McLaughlin, Paco De Lucia - Splendido Sundance - 12/6/1980 (Official) - TH-cam - th-cam.com/video/-EkGumx5pq0/w-d-xo.html
6- Fantasia Suite - Al Di Meola, John McLaughlin, Paco De Lucia - TH-cam - th-cam.com/video/CMwuu0DP70o/w-d-xo.html
Those shots were a living proof of the competitive style of playing the guitar against the pick, it was a guitar exhibition in the three guitar genres of Flamenco - Rock - Jazz and so together I would call it Flamencorockjazz and it was Paco de Lucia who was able to compete strongly in it! !
Well hello Pavel and thank you for all of the awesome suggestions! Paco sure was a driving force in the Flamenco we know and love today! I would like to invite you to check out our Flamenco and Paco playlists, we have found some pretty incredible things from these artists and more! Lately Al Di Meola's Elegant Gypsy has been one of my favorites to listen to and I just found a Carlos Montoya album in mint condition I have been enjoying as well! I look forward to checking out all of your great suggestions and showing them to as many people as possible!
Thanks for the video..........tell you another thing maybe you didn't Know....the name Paco de Lucia come's from Francisco ( Paco, it' s used for Francisco in Spain, the same as Pepe is the same as Jose) and Lucia was the name of his mother......Paco of Lucia, Paco son of Lucia, it's that simple in many places of Spain.....All the best from Ibiza, Spain 👍👍👋
Yeah I think its very interesting how names are over there! Even naming a child is filled with deep rich culture!
I thing that Paco didn't play this song twice equal. He improvised. Greetings from Spain!
Greetings! I think that one of the things I love about him and his playing is each piece is almost like a snowflake!
Sweet reaction 😮😊 Please react to Concerto de Aranjuez played by Paco.
The 2nd movement and why not, the 3rd one (that it is funny to listen to).
Great suggestion I will be checking that out for sure! Thank you very much I really appreciate it!!!
Paco never played a piece the same way twice.
It's the flamenco way.
Just a passing comment. The guitar evolved in Spain in late 16th century. Vicente de Espinel is credited to have added the sixth string in 1618, giving it its present form. While in the rest of Europe the main instrument was the fiddle, in Spain and its former colonies, the guitar and its varieties became popular. When the USA spread out to Louisiana, Florida and westernmost parts, the americans took love for the instrument. And there would be no RnR without the guitar.
Great classic composers for guitar pieces were Fernando Sor and Francisco Tarrega. I encourage you to listen to the beautiful and talented young girl from Seville Paola Hermosin who has her own channel in YT. She even dared to adapt "Alla turca" from Mozart for guitar with an amazing result.
Thank you for the very informative comment I really appreciate it! Spain really has a lot to be proud of without a doubt!
🔥🔥🔥
El segundo guitarrista es su hermano Ramón de Algeciras
Thats way cool! I love the way they did this!
Thank you for your videos, Paco de lucía has made a classic with an orchestra, "Concierto de Aranjuez", I think you will like it, greetings
Greetings!! Great suggestion I will be checking that out for sure! Thank you very much I really appreciate it!!!
#GabrielHenrique thank you for the content provided! I recommend the talented Gabriel Henrique.❤❤ In his voice STAND UP whit coral black to black. You can be sure, he is different
It is a pleasure to learn about such an iconic legend! Thank you for the suggestion I really appreciate it! I will have to check him out!
They had to hire two guitars, a percussionist and flute to replace Camaron de la isla
❤
Listen to Anouar Brahem "The Astounding Eyes Of Rita" - Live in Bucarest - 2012.
Thank you for the suggestion I really appreciate it and cant wait to check it out!
As always freakishly amazing, at 3:05 tremolo , flamenco tremolo nonetheless , 5 notes P, I, M,A, I. If you notice he’s combining phases fromRioAncho and Al diMeolas Mediterranean Sundance as well same key, e minor Andalusian cadence Aminor, Gmajor, Fmajor , and most important chord E7b9 V7b9 , Paco never played the same riff twice 100 % improvisation always.
Jorge Pardo s flute is of another level if not planet , on the second group of Paco ,Jorge was replaced by keyboardist and harmonica player Antonio Serrano, Flamenco is a wicked difficult style to learn the “ compás “ the ability to maintain tempo and speed while holding rhythm slightly back while maintaining a frenetic pace, perfectly placed phrase ending trills “ remates “, ONCE and only once you can put all these together the “ DUENDE” will occur , the magic * you are talking about SIR !!! Paco is the best period single handedly he put flamenco in the highest echelon of musicianship .
Escucha los chichos , manzanita , chunguitos , escuchalo compadre
That sounds awesome thank you for the suggestion I really appreciate it!!!
This was not the original version of "Entre dos aguas"
This is the second version we have done...so far! We have a Paco playlist and a Flamenco playlist, any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Raimundo Amador and B.B.King please
Great suggestion B.B. King has been a big inspiration for my own playing it only fitting we get some music from him on the channel especially within such an amazing genre!
Hi good video
I recomend reaction to something kurdish and persian music because its the robots and origins of flamenco
For persian :homayoun shajarian rumi poetry
And for kurdish :yarsan music mardane khoda
Thank you very much I really appreciate it and thank you for the suggestions I really look forward to checking them out!
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This is not aprpegio.. only triolets ( triplets in english if i remember)...and a bass with thumb....triolets with little fingers I mean annular, major and index. After you play the bass with the thumb. You can do a melody with your thumb. Classical tricks :p
Hello there, why did you react to the same piece again lol?
this performance is not that different than the most famous one.
you should've reacted to the Seville version which is much more different
but this version is better and smoother than the 1976 version
you should not miss his Seville version of zyryab.
Well a fellow Paco fan requested that I check it out and wondered what I thought of it. I think it has a more laid back feel almost ore folk like when compared to the rocking tone of the first on I did! I also thought it would be great to see another version of the song that started this learning journey into Flamenco and Paco De Lucia and now knowing more about his style I pick up subtle things that I perhaps would have missed before! Do you have a song that is your favorite?
@@TheKillogicEffect my personal favorites from Paco are solo quiero caminar, la Barossa, zyryab, callejon Del murro and aires choqueros
he has many other great pieces/song's but these are my favorites
you reacted to the wrong version of zyryab and missed so much.
the Seville version is a trio of guitarists in the same level as Paco or at least close to him, in the one you reacted to, the other guitarist was NOWHERE near the level of
Paco.
he also plays entre dos aguas in there, which is also the best version of that piece.
about solo quiero caminar, you can find the video of him playing it, in barcelona.
and about callejon del murro, you already reacted to it
you reacted to a different fandango by paco but not aires choqueros. i would recommend you to react to his studio reacording
Escuchando piezas de guitarra, me topé con esta curiosidad a 4 manos, divertida y con una complicidad como debería ser a veces las colaboraciones para disfrutar al máximo. Os la recomiendo ver:
th-cam.com/video/l9WkJ97-hd0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=knJ2e4HreNbQnWRB
That sounds very interesting I'm looking forward to checking it out! Thank you for the suggestion I really appreciate it!