Flamenco! Learn BULERÍAS in 3 exercises

I have met many players who really want to play the bulerías but have a hard time mastering the compás, over which everything happens. The "compás" is the ongoing ground rhythm you are learning the bulerías, you should get a very good basis by mastering these three exercises presented.
Bulería is a groove that must first be understood, and then later felt. Once you feel it in depth, you can apply falsetas, compositions and improvisation over it, and it's all great musical fun!
For private lessons, recordings, contact me through felipecoelhoviolao

[@markchristopher4165]

This is the absolute clearest explanation of the rhythm of bulerias that I have ever seen. Thank you!

[@FelipeCoelhoGuitar]

Very glad to hear that! Thank you! Hope it helps!

[@brin57]

Agreed 👏👏👏

[@wayneherron6511]

Yes! Amen

[@Anriuko]

You can find comments like this on virtually every tutorial on any subject, and it's almost always bollocks. However, having watched dozens of videos teaching / explaining Bulerías, in this case I agree that this is in top #3.

[@markchristopher4165]

@@Anriuko Indeed, and I didn't post my comment lightly, as I have also watched and listened to so many other explanations of this previously

[@brin57]

Great tutorial. I’m 12 months into my flamenco journey after playing for 30 years. So we’ll explained. Thanks. Subscribed.

[@DavidLWhitehurst]

This is fantastic! I've played for 57 years and you are one of the BEST teachers I have come across. Excellent job on this. I might just add this to my current piece "Luiza" arr. by Raphael Rabello.

[@FelipeCoelhoGuitar]

I know that arrangement of Luiza. I've played it . Welcome to the channel

[@SchlimmShadySmash]

that was an awesome tutorial, thanks so much! maybe a good sequel to this would be how to learn those falsetas or create one yourself, what's typical of them etc.

[@ezrhino100]

you know he's serious when he hasn't played a single note for five minutes. i feel like tapas and wine, with a beautiful spanish lady in a red dress.

[@Btcalex6.15]

Hermano is on 🔥

[@Sashaplaysmusic87]

I’ve been a shredder for 20 years playing with a pick and recently really got into flamenco music. I’m currently using my acoustic steel string guitar to learn which isn’t perfect but it works for now. Your videos are very helpful! I realized that my right hand wasn’t skilled at all, specially finger picking. But your videos are helping me greatly. Thanks for the content!

[@Clown321321]

Wow, wow, wow! Thank you!

[@sarahpalacioflorindo]

😮❤😍💃🏼🕺🏼💃🏼🕺🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 incrível!

[@Angela-jl5ru]

You are The best❤

[@chirifofficial]

Amazing 💪💪💪thank you

[@jasondamaren]

I love this explanation, it helps alot. It facilitates improvising. Would love this type of thing for Alegrías and Sevillanas.

[@billtheblackshrekblackshre8280]

as a guy that started flamenco 3 months ago i can play every piece but the only thing i cannot undrestand is the compas in flamenco but this is really clear and i undrestood thanks

[@mathe_cybersecurity9327]

WAW. Excellent Explanation! Thank you Bro.

[@emersonfloripa5326]

Great lesson!

[@goshu7009]

Its great, really well explaination. I have guitar lessons for 3-4 months.. Just getting into this Spanish Folklore.. Its so nice.... but also very hard :P By now, i was thinking the buleria is just 6/8 :) didnt know its 12 beats ) hahahhha

[@FelipeCoelhoGuitar]

I teach private lessons if you are interested

[@sniffythepoocowtatum5436]

I really enjoy your videos. Very good musician,guitar player,teacher and seemingly a good person. Thanks

[@FelipeCoelhoGuitar]

Thank you bro. Welcome to the channel. Should be making more stuff soon. Anything you would like to hear about?

[@sniffythepoocowtatum5436]

@@FelipeCoelhoGuitar I appreciate the shout back brother. Do you teach entire pieces? In looking to learn a Nino Miquel piece but I dont have time to work it up myself. I've been teaching 35yrs and gig so would be ideal to have the music already written down and see it on video/lesson. If not I'm still going to continue supporting your fine videos and teachings. Thanks Eric

[@ricardoposada211]

He visto muuuuchos tutoriales y este es el mas claro que he visto. Será por los simple del inglés? puede ser. Mil gracias amigo Felipe. 7-14-21! Como Felipe No hay ninguno!!!!!!

[@FelipeCoelhoGuitar]

Gracias mi amigo!

[@echofloripa]

👏👏👏👏👏

[@iMusicAcademy]

Nice lesson belipe!!

[@FelipeCoelhoGuitar]

Thank bro! Have missed you these days! Are you doing ok?

[@jhefersongarcia9800]

Muito bom, Felipe você dá aula?tem curso?

[@FelipeCoelhoGuitar]

Yes my friend

[@Himanshupianist756]

i just wanna ask that how would i get that cajon sound? I mean do you use any software or any android application...plzzzz help me...

[@FelipeCoelhoGuitar]

I downloaded a "solo compas" vídeo from KZbin, put the file in the video editor and took the áudio from it, and mixed over with my own playing. When I recorded myself I was listening to that vídeo on earphones in order to keep the righr tempo . Get it?

[@Himanshupianist756]

@@FelipeCoelhoGuitar Thank you so much....