Of course, yes - please ask.

@@EstiloFlamenco sir actullay im a basic flamnco guitarist its about 8month i started learning flamnco and i cant go to class because of some problem where i live and not enough money so i can play some compases like bluria. tango. segiriya. and i learnd them with difficuly iam very alone on flamnco i dont have any body to help me so i want ask u can u help to improve my self i mean we talk with each other help me with videos ...?pleaes♥️

@@EstiloFlamenco answear me sir please♥️

He is a profesional,you can learn a lot now for free in KZbin,don t ask that to a profesional master​@@mohammadrajabi4305

I'm not sure I fully understand your comment. Are you suggesting that it would be better to just say something like "picado is played with fingers i & m" and just leave it at that, and then reveal the finer points later on? That is possibly the point at which many people are at - just playing i & m anyhow without much in the way of specifics. That is fine of course. But what would it matter if they did it any old way or the way I am proposing? If someone is starting from scratch, it is better to be closer to an efficient way than an inefficient way. What you seem to be suggesting is actually what happens most of the time, but the comments I hear mostly are things like "I wish I'd started from the get-go more correctly and saved time".

@@EstiloFlamenco just a possible school of thought: start blundering through until you find a bit of co-ordination coming in, then examine your style to see what needs attention and how far you are from correct form and refine that; I don't ascribe to the notion that 'early bad habits are impossible to break', because they are usually just a tweak away from the ideal. . .

Thanks for your kind words. I am working on it.

Thanks fpor taking the time to watch and comment.

Thanks. Have fun.

You're welcome. Thanks for watching and commenting.

You're most welcome.

Thank you. Yes - not many views for such a classic piece. The KZbin algorithm is not always my friend it seems. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thanks - I'm pleased you think so. I appreciate your comment.

Thanks - gracias.

The video is actually a tutorial - I think the slow version (the important one) is quite clear to see despite the "clutter." This is the first comment I have had in 74 bulerias tutorials that complains about clutter.

better to say nothing at all if youve nothing positive to say😄

Thank you for your kind comment. Interesting - I recently watched an Oscar Herrero video on picado and he is one of the few that, like myself, does not agree with "stacatto" preparation of the fingers. I reviewed his videos "Flamenco Paso a Paso" Vols 1 & 2 in "Flamenco International" magazine in 1998 - you can read via a link at the bottom of my "Famenco International" cover gallery entry on my website here: www.estiloflamenco.com/magazine-ci-over-galleries#FlamencoInternational

Thanks Erik - I appreciate your comment. Hope you are well. Best wishes.

Hi there - thanks for your comment. It's a great piece. The story of how I got started is on my website at www.estiloflamenco.com/a-life-dedicated-to-flamenco-guitar Marcos' first teacher was my father, who gave him lessons from 1966 to around 1975, and they played duets together including at the Edinburgh Festival. Best wishes.

Thank you. Best wishes to you.

@@EstiloFlamenco what does por medio mean? I look forward to taking up the guitar again...

Thank you - and you're welcome.

Cheers.

Thank you so much for your comment and kind words. I have so much more material - particularly in the teaching sphere - to upload in the future. Thanks again for your interest.

Thanks for your question. I do know parts of Nino Miguel's Zambra - most of which is based on traditional material - but haven't gone through the whole thing. I may do it in the future but before then will have a hopefully interesting video about a way to practice Zambra. Best wishes.

Thank you!😊

@@JosSae2 You're most welcome.

I have a close eye on Rafael Morales, who I'd never heard of before a few years ago and is now a favourite. It is great to discover these great and somewhat under-the-radar guitarists. I am planning to cover some of Rafael's great pieces but was planning to start with his beautiful Alegrias. I was very surprised to see his Bulerias in Rondeña tuning uploaded recently and it must have been one of the first examples along with Nino Miguel's classic piece "Recuerdos".

@@EstiloFlamenco yeah, great discovering these hidden gems, he's still alive and has a youtube channel where he uploads old concerts and his new pieces.

@@marouans7755 Yes I have seen it - a great variety of music. He seems to be an interesting guy. I don't believe he has ever recorded an album - not sure.

Thank you for your comment. Part 2 of this one tomorrow.

Gracias por tu pregunta. Es una Ramirez de 1971.

Thank you, and you're welcome.

De nada!