He´s saying about the guitar that the sound is good, specially for studio recording. Good high register and no low disturbance, very light, like an ancient guitar.
He only said it was lightweight and it felt vintage, and that it would be great for studio recording. The guy in front of him said it had no bass and it had beautiful trebles, Paco just looked at him, maybe he agreed but he didn’t say anything. I think he was impressed with the guitar
Paco says that it is 'super light' and that it is 'as if it was old'. Also I believe he says something about the string height being too low for his taste but he would like it for studio
los grandes hacen sentir grandes a los que le rodean y es por eso que Paco de Lucia es el mas grande de todos los maestros de la musica y tambien un gran ser humano.
It has the sound of a traditional flamenco guitar as the wood and body depth make evident. It's a good guitar. Paco preferred the concert flamenco guitars by Hermanos Conde sobrinos de Esteso. The Conde Hnos. guitar has a cedar top and deeper body.
When Erez lived in San Diego, CA, we used to accompany the dance students at "Dance Connection". At one session, back in 2006 or 2007, he brought in the first flamenco guitar he had just built by himself. (I had no idea he was learning to build guitars.) While it felt & played with great ease, it didn't have much sound, as he had already acknowledged. Well, big things have small beginnings, don't they? Erez congratulations! I don't need to wish you luck, for you are above it. Shalom! (בעזרת השם)
yeah, you know "a few REAL flamenco techniques", but this man knows, masters, and innovates all the flamenco techniques in the video above, Paco is just having fun with the newly born guitar. However, take a real watch at this vid @ 4:25 /watch?v=IBI7u0MECqU (to see his real techniques).
talmenik07 paco said the guitar sounds like an ancient guitar but almost doesnt weight. He said the guitar sounds very sharp and has no bass at all. I think he did not like it
he also preferred, at least at one stage of his life to play in the studio with a lower action but on stage with a higher action because of the adrenaline. I believe that was something that switched at some point in his life, though. it may be related to this or it may not
ajaja si ya te digo ole el ke gitano me lan diñao ! ajajaja deverdad que daba 1 dedo por poder estar un dia as olas las 24 horas del dia cn el aajajaja weno un dedo no ke sino no puedo tokar la guitarrika xD
Aveces me confundo no se si Paco de Lucía tenía mi estilo o yo quería tener su estilo , practique guitarra por tres años Hasta que decidí romperla. .unos nacen y otros se hacen ...ni lo uno ni lo otro se me dio .....el gran maestro Paco
if u had been a "real" human being...like a Bodhisattva or something, u would appreciate that someone was able to show u one of the major weaknesses in your kung fu! but since u obstinate and get all rigid and proud, i must let u reincarnate again!...till u pass this test. this lesson is not over...well, for now it is... but not for u! -hrmpff...
CT2507 "this guy" is Sir Paco de Lucia, the greatest of the all times. In this video Paco is testing a new guitar. Watch this video th-cam.com/video/m6vxb0S6GMU/w-d-xo.html
with that kind of language and rudeness you should be asking yourself "what are you doing here anyway", everyone else is playing along and having a good time, you are clearly the only one being childish and pretending to be a big "youtube keyboard macho", shame on your parents
actually i know a few REAL flamenco techniques.... i know rasgueado, golpe and alzapua...so im not such an ignoramus! just because a guy takes some spanish name doesnt automatically make them good at flamenco!
I hope you learned that flamenco is way more than techniques and I hope you now know the importance of Paco de Lucia, besides he was unmatched when he was young th-cam.com/video/5MYaxB7LS7A/w-d-xo.html
@@CT2507 Cortes is crazy, but a lot of the reason why we have modern flamenco is because of Paco de Lucia's revolution. There are factors which make him probably the most significant flamenco guitarist of the 20th century and it is because of his influence on flamenco and willingness to experiment with other genres outside of Spain, extend the harmonies of flamenco and get his skill to a level not seen before (compare him to Sabicas, totally different worlds) is why we have players like Rafael today. I should have said unmatched by his contemporaries - it is true that he has been surpassed by modern players, but all of them have a deep respect for Paco because he set the bar way higher for flamenco in his prime years than any other player at that time.
@@CT2507 what I want to say is, there's a clear line of flamenco before and after Paco de Lucia because of his skill and innovation, which is why there is no reason to disrespect him. If you talk about him not being good at flamenco because his skill level wasn't incredible when he got old you're missing the point of what he did for flamenco and how good he played in his prime.
well, i suppose he is that dad of the younger guy sitting next to him. look, i dont mean any disrespect. but what he just played i think i could play better. and i only took flamenco lessons like 6 months or so.
Even if you play ten life times in a row and play ten hours a day, you won't be able to play two notes and make it sound like him. Paco is, was, and for ever will be the God of flamenco!
woah!... keep your voice down. that was like 6 months ago. and im a changed man today. i know i did some bad shit back then, but honestly if u saw me today u wouldn't recognize me. i swear, now im only out to help other people.
He´s saying about the guitar that the sound is good, specially for studio recording. Good high register and no low disturbance, very light, like an ancient guitar.
I hope he gave Paco a big hug after that..!!!!!
He only said it was lightweight and it felt vintage, and that it would be great for studio recording. The guy in front of him said it had no bass and it had beautiful trebles, Paco just looked at him, maybe he agreed but he didn’t say anything. I think he was impressed with the guitar
Buff sin palabras
Creador y genio. Tocando el inigualable. Don Paco....
Every luthier wanted Paco to try his guitars!
His majesty the God paco de lucia❤❤❤
Paco Delucia, A Guitar Legend, The Best Guitar Player EVER.
nope
@@davidl6332 yes
flamenco, yes
The master was most impressed I would say.?..he couldn't resist another " test" after the other guy played it. That guitar really KICKED ASS ..!!!
Paco says that it is 'super light' and that it is 'as if it was old'. Also I believe he says something about the string height being too low for his taste but he would like it for studio
Que sonido de esa guitarra y en las manos del maestro porque te tuviste q ir tan pronto se le extraña muchísimo
❤❤❤
Es un Dios la guitarra siempre llevará tu nombre
los grandes hacen sentir grandes a los que le rodean y es por eso que Paco de Lucia es el mas grande de todos los maestros de la musica y tambien un gran ser humano.
Assim era Paco, só nos deixa saudades.... Que Deus esteja com ele e ele com Deus, para toda eternidade ! 🙏🙏🙏
i love paco de lucia
Me la endiñao y estoy probandola jajaja ole tu! Siempre seras el maestro
RIP el maestro extraordinaire
כל הכבוד לך ארז, שיחקת אותה!
Oleeeeee con el maestro de los maestros
wow such a honor to meet Paco!!!
greatest Paco de Lucia
The fucking master,,,,, en español EL PUTO AMO.
It has the sound of a traditional flamenco guitar as the wood and body depth make evident. It's a good guitar. Paco preferred the concert flamenco guitars by Hermanos Conde sobrinos de Esteso. The Conde Hnos. guitar has a cedar top and deeper body.
Maestro dios te bendiga
Le son de cete guitare avec paco qui nous manque💖
When Erez lived in San Diego, CA, we used to accompany the dance students at "Dance Connection". At one session, back in 2006 or 2007, he brought in the first flamenco guitar he had just built by himself. (I had no idea he was learning to build guitars.) While it felt & played with great ease, it didn't have much sound, as he had already acknowledged. Well, big things have small beginnings, don't they? Erez congratulations! I don't need to wish you luck, for you are above it. Shalom! (בעזרת השם)
The master
The Master
very nice.
Paco tenia 2 hijos y 1 hija me parece con su primera esposa y luego 1 hijo y 1 hija con su 2 esposa.todos son muy guapos
Con su primera esposa tuvo dos hijas y un hijo. Con la segunda, una hija y un hijo.
shalom erez, consider yourself a VERY lucky man. kol ha kavod!
Paco de Lucia, el encargado de cargarse el flamenco auténtico. Gran arquitecto del pachangueo
oleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Pacoooooo!!!!
Queeeee?!!!!
heres un fenomeno paco hojala yo fuera tu
I don't show my opinion to a "stupid but dangerous" like you, it's the fact!
he's a pure, 10000%, true Spanish flamenco master of all time
that's it
ojala
👏👏👏👏👏💛💙
👍👍👍
Fantastic to have the guitar played by him. What became of the guitar?
aze216 it ascended to guitar heaven.
it instantly became four times as valuable
Te fuiste muy pronto
😊😊😊
hi paco
the guy playing the guitar ofcourse. i wasnt talking about the camera man.
yeah, you know "a few REAL flamenco techniques", but this man knows, masters, and innovates all the flamenco techniques
in the video above, Paco is just having fun with the newly born guitar. However, take a real watch at this vid @ 4:25 /watch?v=IBI7u0MECqU (to see his real techniques).
what?? is that a guitar?
es la guitarra del Lutier Hugo Chiliquinga verdad?????????
No, this guitar is built by Erez Perelman: www.erez-perelman.com
thanks
Chiliquinda is better
Did he like it?
talmenik07 paco said the guitar sounds like an ancient guitar but almost doesnt weight. He said the guitar sounds very sharp and has no bass at all. I think he did not like it
Paco dice que no tiene graves. Es muy educado y dice que igual ok para grabar. La guitarra es una mierda pero no va a decirlo
Me pueden decir si Paco tubo hijos?
sii tiene
2 hijas y un hijo con su primera mujer y un hijo y una hija con su segunda mujer.
It was hard to hear Paco speak but I think he said the guitar sounds antique which is very nice but would not be a good guitar for recording.
he also preferred, at least at one stage of his life to play in the studio with a lower action but on stage with a higher action because of the adrenaline. I believe that was something that switched at some point in his life, though. it may be related to this or it may not
haha :D
ajaja si ya te digo ole el ke gitano me lan diñao ! ajajaja deverdad que daba 1 dedo por poder estar un dia as olas las 24 horas del dia cn el aajajaja weno un dedo no ke sino no puedo tokar la guitarrika xD
none on of my business but you must be really deaf to dislike this.
Or to say that a guy that took "flamenco courses" for 6 months is better at it than "that guy who is surely not even spanish". xD
or very fanatic to like it
Could be because the sound quality
Aveces me confundo no se si Paco de Lucía tenía mi estilo o yo quería tener su estilo , practique guitarra por tres años Hasta que decidí romperla. .unos nacen y otros se hacen ...ni lo uno ni lo otro se me dio .....el gran maestro Paco
if u had been a "real" human being...like a Bodhisattva or something, u would appreciate that someone was able to show u one of the major weaknesses in your kung fu!
but since u obstinate and get all rigid and proud, i must let u reincarnate again!...till u pass this test.
this lesson is not over...well, for now it is... but not for u!
-hrmpff...
So gypsy
haha... nice try! :)
but i wasn't born yesterday, and i actually do know a bit about flamenco!
el guiri ta cogiendo alua abee
the guy beneth is shy as shit!
wish i spoke Spanish
Ρίτσι μπλακμορ
hahahahahaha :)))
Troll detected!!
ehh.. no. was to hard. had to give it up.
pff... dont make me waste my time.
Gtu ıyicene kalkmış bir halt ta yapamiyor
Paco didn't like blanca guitars, that's why he invented negra guitar and abandoned blanca for last 40 years
El siempre ha grabado con guitarras de ciprés en el estudio, las de palo santo para concierto
not bad... but this guy needs a bit more practice.
CT2507 "this guy" is Sir Paco de Lucia, the greatest of the all times. In this video Paco is testing a new guitar. Watch this video th-cam.com/video/m6vxb0S6GMU/w-d-xo.html
Hahahahahahahahahahaah!!😂😂😂
Seriously bro!
This guy is not just the greatest flamenco guitarist of all time, this guy is the flamenco itself.
lolllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll "Better watch teletubbies on TH-cam"
more ???ahahah
with that kind of language and rudeness you should be asking yourself "what are you doing here anyway", everyone else is playing along and having a good time, you are clearly the only one being childish and pretending to be a big "youtube keyboard macho", shame on your parents
lol... now im also dangerous!! :)
just because im not easily impressed, or convinced.
lol he does not know who the hell that man is!! ignoramus!
who doesn't know who who is? the builder clearly knew who Paco was
actually i know a few REAL flamenco techniques.... i know rasgueado, golpe and alzapua...so im not such an ignoramus!
just because a guy takes some spanish name doesnt automatically make them good at flamenco!
I hope you learned that flamenco is way more than techniques and I hope you now know the importance of Paco de Lucia, besides he was unmatched when he was young
th-cam.com/video/5MYaxB7LS7A/w-d-xo.html
@@poodle3507 nah...i have a video that beats that:
th-cam.com/video/h-gHp8y55rI/w-d-xo.html
@@CT2507 Cortes is crazy, but a lot of the reason why we have modern flamenco is because of Paco de Lucia's revolution. There are factors which make him probably the most significant flamenco guitarist of the 20th century and it is because of his influence on flamenco and willingness to experiment with other genres outside of Spain, extend the harmonies of flamenco and get his skill to a level not seen before (compare him to Sabicas, totally different worlds) is why we have players like Rafael today.
I should have said unmatched by his contemporaries - it is true that he has been surpassed by modern players, but all of them have a deep respect for Paco because he set the bar way higher for flamenco in his prime years than any other player at that time.
@@CT2507 what I want to say is, there's a clear line of flamenco before and after Paco de Lucia because of his skill and innovation, which is why there is no reason to disrespect him. If you talk about him not being good at flamenco because his skill level wasn't incredible when he got old you're missing the point of what he did for flamenco and how good he played in his prime.
@@CT2507 here's him playing Paco's stuff, slightly modified
th-cam.com/video/CpkCqhZxYyI/w-d-xo.html
well, i suppose he is that dad of the younger guy sitting next to him.
look, i dont mean any disrespect. but what he just played i think i could play better. and i only took flamenco lessons like 6 months or so.
Even if you play ten life times in a row and play ten hours a day, you won't be able to play two notes and make it sound like him. Paco is, was, and for ever will be the God of flamenco!
woah!... keep your voice down. that was like 6 months ago. and im a changed man today.
i know i did some bad shit back then, but honestly if u saw me today u wouldn't recognize me.
i swear, now im only out to help other people.
pfff....thats your opinion.
i bet this guy is not even spanish.
Este ya no toca ni a la mujer