I don't know of any tabs for Gustavo's music, guitar or ronroco.

@Renecovs You learning is the support I need. This channel is about getting more people playing so new music can be created someday. Thanks!

@@tonyzender5752 Amazing answer ! Thank you very much !

I had never heard of that, so I gave it a listen. I love ancient history, as you can tell by the title, and it's remarkably musical and uplifting. I'll take that compliment!

He leído sobre las inundaciones, lo mejor para tu país.

Merci!

Gracias Carlos!

Thanks! It's about the change of season, so you get it.

Hola, amigo. Gracias por tus amables palabras! La vida a veces se interpone, pero estaré más ocupado aquí.

@@lawrencegreenwood4002 No, it's just my finger tip, like I'm holding a pick

@@tonyzender5752 It reminds me of some of Chris Whitley's banjo playing. Beautiful. Haunting.

Ah, good! I’ll take up that task.

​@@tonyzender5752 Thanks in advance 🤩💐 also congrats...30years ❣️❣️

Thanks! I got my instruments from the luthier. Pablo Richter is on most social media, and Mario Figueroa can be reached at [email protected].

@@hadriusreznor3247 I just saw the trailer! Pretty cool

Danke! Ich kenne keine Noten oder Tabs, ich spiele nach Gehör. Außerdem werde ich dieses Lied bald neu machen. Es ist nicht ganz richtig, also warten Sie ab.

Yeah, no books out there. My suggestion is to pick a song you love. Learn one note at a time by ear, literally by just trying until you find it. Learn a couple seconds worth, stop to learn it well, then move on. That's how I've always done it. Good luck!

@@tonyzender5752 will do, thank you! Love you channel, by the way!

It's a lot of overlayed tracks, so a single ronroco probably can't capture it and would sound too thin. I learned it years ago and that was my impression.

The tuning is very strange. GBEGDD is what I used. It's the only way it made sense to me.

Thanks so much

Yes, it's the same relative tuning as a charango. As for the strumming, it's from playing steel string guitar. Hit the top note, then a quick sweep down and up, as in "one and a two and a three and a four." I'm not a musician so I don't know what it's called.

@@tonyzender5752 Ahhh I thought it looked like guitar strumming or ukulele. Thank you. When you say top note do you mean the top string?

I have looked at those. Some are a different type of ronroco, and some seem a little too short. Not saying no, but I have others I want to do first. Thanks for asking.

@@tonyzender5752 how can you tell it’s a different ronroco. Maybe Bolivian tuning??

@ghostareola because I tried to learn it! 😄 Impossible to play the lowe r notes.

@@tonyzender5752 maybe a different tuning?

Hola Iván. No conozco ninguna música ni tablatura. Toco sólo de oído. Además, agrego notas adicionales para compensar los otros instrumentos, por lo que no es exacto en ese sentido. Recomiendo ralentizar el vídeo y aprender una nota a la vez. Así es como lo hago. Buena suerte!

@berserkspontix5826 Grazie! Quasi tutti sono realizzati in Argentina e in alcuni paesi circostanti, quindi è meglio un ordine diretto dal liutaio. Prova Pablorichter.com.ar o Mario Figueroa a [email protected]

Thank you very much❤

Yes, it's a simple arpeggio. The order is thumb, index, middle, ring finger. That is the entire song without interruption.

@@tonyzender5752 thanks tony, can you specify the strings in each finger? is to fast in the video

Sure, starting at the top, the strings are DGBEB. The fingers are used on BEB in order of index, middle and ring. This doesn't change. The thumb starts the arpeggio on the D, but for the melody, it alternates between the G and middle b, meaning the smaller octave b of the bB strings in the middle. So yes, part of the arpeggio starts with the small b with the thumb, then the very next note is the big B on the same string course with the index finger. It's very delicate.

Lo siento, solo juego de oído. No leo música.

Hoch Zielen!

@@tonyzender5752 Right On!!! Greetings from Trier Germany... I got out and stayed here... My Father was Radio - Radio Tech and ABDR in the Korean War Marine Night Fighter Squadron 513N.. He lived in tents everywhere they deployed... He had an old photo album that he would look at in the basement... He always put on his dress blues every Birthday and fit in his old uniform... I was around 5 looking at his photos and there was a Quonset Hut in the snow... i asked * Dad did you live in that house in the war?** He said no son , that was where the Air Force lived... ** then he turned the page and there was a big tent in the snow... He said **I was in The Marines... we lived in Tents,,,** So i asked... *Dad, why didnt you join the Air Force, then you could have lived in that nice house,** He said... ***Shut up Son*** ;) All the Best Sir!! I was a Crew Chief on F-4s and 16s.. Also Nato Ground guy... Lots of Good times up to GW1... Then got out stayed overseas as a Civ Mechanic at an Airline... Just now retired... I got a house full of instruments to pick up again ... time to do it finally.--- Semper Fi from a son of a Devildawg...

@@afvet52 Amazing! Semper Fi to you and yours! My Zender family is from Trier. They’re all over the phone book there, just like here. I’ve been a couple times. I’m a huge Roman history nut, so it’s double joy there. My wife is an Army brat who grew up in Stuttgart, so she’s fluent. We love being there. I flew in VMFA-323, so a lot of time on boats and in tents. Your dad was so right! Thanks for your service, because my life was in the hands of those kids on the boat shooting me off the pointy end. They were so young and professional, just like their Air Force counterparts! Get going on the picking, no time like now. Tschüss!

@@tonyzender5752 WOW!!!!!!

Twin Steel Globes you have to land on a moving dot in the dark Sir!!!! Reagan was CIC when i got to TR and i have been here since... I love it here.. though it is changing... but I was 20 when i got here and nearing 60 now... things change.

Thanks man! One of my favorites!

Yes one of the best shot of a epic film !!! The greatest Western ever made!!! I Was 14 when I saw it for first time.

Thank you, Samuel, for a richly appreciated comment.

Thanks for the kind words

Gracias mi amigo. siempre eres muy amable

Merci Beaucoup!

Is it all guitar? What I checked out sounded a bit like Flamenco, super cool!

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