Love this video! It's so clear that flamenco has become a part of your essence. Your passion is contagious and makes you an excellent and accessible teacher. I also cracked up at 9:38 when you said, "You'll become the compas"! 😂
It's weird watching this video-very, very few people say "I want to become palmero," but it's interesting how these important concepts from palmas/compás can help shape the way we approach guitar, dancing, singing(?), and our overall understanding of the games and rules of flamenco. Olé!
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@@FlamencoMAPS Muchissimas gracias. Can you please tell me if there are any cantaores, in the past or currently, who have clear tenor voices? I learned just today, on one of your videos, of Manolo Caracol (ique voz!) and am so happy to be able to explore his recordings. ?Conoces algunos otros como el? Gracias again.
@@siangibby5771 Caracol is incredible ;-) It's interesting because we don't use these terms "tenor", "baritone", "soprano" to describe flamenco voices. Maybe you can check out Antonio Mairena or Naranjito de Triana! They also have wonderful powerful voices. Thank you for the comments!
man, you are such a good teacher and I was surprised to see only 218 views as of now. The world really needs to understand what a quality video means.
Thanks Soumya! 🙏 I appreciate 🙃
Love this video! It's so clear that flamenco has become a part of your essence. Your passion is contagious and makes you an excellent and accessible teacher. I also cracked up at 9:38 when you said, "You'll become the compas"! 😂
Hahaha! But it’s true after a point, we don’t think anymore, we just do… or we just are… thank you so much for your interest and your comments! 🙏
Thanks so much. It seems that I have to start again with everything. Fantastico! :) x
Haha I understand what you mean! 😅
It's weird watching this video-very, very few people say "I want to become palmero," but it's interesting how these important concepts from palmas/compás can help shape the way we approach guitar, dancing, singing(?), and our overall understanding of the games and rules of flamenco. Olé!
Oh yes! Palmas are FOUNDATIONAL and I would love to be a palmero 😎😉
@06:23, wow! So good!
He’s crazy! Lot of experience para baile.
Thank you ❤
You're very welcome 😊
GOOD NEWS!
flamencoMAPS is opening new Live Online Weekly Group Classes for ALL (dancers, guitarists, singers, percussionists...)!
Rhythm, Compás & Palmas! More on flamencomaps.com/compas-group/
Having trouble taking your next step in flamenco?
FREE eBOOK to DOWNLOAD: "Flamenco, from Practice to Art: find your way, enjoy the journey",
on flamencomaps.com/
This is super, super, super helpful. Thank you!!!!! (I DO want to become palmera!)
So glad! I would love to be a palmero too, rather than a guitarist 😜! Let me know if I can help you in any other way.
@@FlamencoMAPS Muchissimas gracias. Can you please tell me if there are any cantaores, in the past or currently, who have clear tenor voices? I learned just today, on one of your videos, of Manolo Caracol (ique voz!) and am so happy to be able to explore his recordings. ?Conoces algunos otros como el? Gracias again.
@@FlamencoMAPS Perdo'n. I just discovered the cante of Antonio Molina, which was exactly lo que buscavo. Gracias por todo.
@@siangibby5771 Caracol is incredible ;-) It's interesting because we don't use these terms "tenor", "baritone", "soprano" to describe flamenco voices. Maybe you can check out Antonio Mairena or Naranjito de Triana! They also have wonderful powerful voices.
Thank you for the comments!
@@FlamencoMAPS thank you for opening these beautiful doors for so many people