How to Play Malaguena | Classical Fingerstyle Guitar Lesson How to Play the Riff Free Tab

[@davidclark9086]

I started the guitar in 1959 and progressed the following year to "Walk Don't Run and this fantastic song. It is so simple yet so elegant.

[@goodandbadtimes]

Much appreciated Marco. I watched an interview with Keith Richards only a few days ago on a KZbin channel called "noise". He was talking about how he first learned to play guitar. His Grandfather taught him - and Malagueña was the very first piece he ever learned. Now I have chance to learn it also. Great tutorial. Well presented. Clear and concise. Kudos. Sincerely.

[@RunPower]

Paul Davids is good also

[@alpanaghosh2522]

Is he a teacher?

[@xziolpsyxe9573]

10:54 the full/advanced version of Malagueña

[@ariekoren4256]

Thank you

[@pby1000]

Xziol Psyxe Thank you.

[@chaosregiment6341]

Thank you

[@harrymorris9406]

the lords work

[@QuatticMo]

@Alden Apollo shut up bro, Ik u said if u don’t care it’s ok, but that’s obviously fake, it’s even ilegal in the first place

[@Anonytomas]

Awesome. For the guy complaining about the first part of the lesson, it's totally in your power to skip ahead... Great video, I enjoyed the whole thing!

[@isaacg.1185]

The best guitar tutorial I found on YT so far.

[@creativecreep]

Thank god! I've been looking everywhere for a video this simple. I only just picked up my guitar and I'm very eager to learn this type of music. Very clear, informative video. Thank you!

[@crocagator5694]

I'm just beginning to learn to play the guitar. Thanks to you, I've been able to play the beginner section of Malaguena. Please keep posting your tutorials with the tabs. It;s a great big help. Your lessons are invaluable.

[@b5fremdet]

Did you learn it completely?

[@zakibenzerga2044]

It's so soothing to see from how far you came. You're really an inspiration Marco, you'll always be an idol for me. Thanks for making my learning journey worthy 🖤

[@lurker5019]

I’m sure it would have been wonderful to hear Francisco Tarrega perform this piece. Unfortunately Francisco had been dead for over 20 years before it was written by Cuban composer Ernesto Lecuona as the sixth movement of his suite Andalucia in 1933. Tarrega passed away in 1909. Still a great lesson!

[@alisonsaito3957]

Funny enough, this is La Malagueña, not Malagueña Salerosa. Fransisco Tarrega did in fact play La Malagueña because it was written while he was alive and active.

[@ankewiggershaus]

Hello Marco, your videos are quite motivating and you seriously are the best teacher on KZbin. You teach simple and easy ways to sound great on the guitar. Thank you very much !

[@cubstransplant1361]

This is one of the best instructional videos I have come across. Thank you so much for providing the different levels of playing it.

[@johnrodriguez635]

The best since I've been trying to learn my guitar sadly. But now u bring hope 4 me to not give up my guitar . Thanks.

[@mattg.7667]

Awesome video! I’ve been playing for two weeks and it was a lot of fun learning and playing the first two versions. Might have to grow my nails to play the advanced way haha! Watched Keith Richards documentary and this was the first song he had to learn in order to play his uncles guitar!

[@slinkycrown8757]

Hello Marko. Thank you very much for this lesson. I’ve been playing guitar for about 9 years and I never got into playing classical music. This is my very first lesson. And I think you’re a very good teacher. Thanks.

[@abirbriki6176]

Marco Cirillo Thank you so much I loved this video it's so easy to learn playing this piece of music thank you

[@scotty1387]

I am a beginner to the classical guitar... Or Amy guitar... And this was a song I dreamed to one day play. I began using this video 3 days ago and already am doing the advanced original tiff. I need some practice to speed it up but I'm well happy. Thank you so much for your help.

[@Gladiator34678]

That lesson is so clever...removes all doubts regarding the play....

[@RobertoJ3rd]

Wow! Finally got a decent teacher! So easy to follow.....thanks for this video, will be following you, hombre!

[@ShadowMosses]

Thanks for the vid also thanks for zooming in on the strings too

[@funguy4utube]

Excellent ... I can just imagine you teaching the old wonderful piece ... "Classical Gas" .. oh that would be so nice !

[@Check-it-out]

Awesome ! Lost of possibilities to add variations and improvise over this. It is also a very good warming-up exercise.

[@cosmicsprings8690]

Beautiful brilliant insight and thank you for the 3 types of play techniques.mucho thanks

[@annettespencehenderson26]

I keep coming back to Marco, his tutorials are the most easy to follow and to learn from. I wish I had the notes itemised for guitar and piano on paper, EADGBE style, it would make it more thorough for me to study offline with instruments, what is the name of each note is what I am trying to figure out for guitar and piano or any instrument. Marco is great for viewing. Awesome. I follow him on Facebook too now. Annie Spence-Henderson.

[@jpmozcom]

Bravo marco great lesson and i mixed up with a boogie woogie riff , sound just great in the same tune and chords with two guitars is a beautiful gig .thanks for your time

[@havealooke]

let s show us please

[@ValMauroz]

Finally, a brilliant teacher. I finally learned to play this properly.

[@jamiehalifax4954]

Same thing I thought.!!!

[@mohamedoustak5108]

awesame vidéo i like the way you teach. you are the finest guitare teacher on KZbin

[@garysscaryfaeries3046]

Cheers from Ireland, this was super helpful, thank you.

[@ArcanideOne]

Complimenti Marco per la spiegazione chiara e precisa. Mi hai dato la possibilitè di inmparare a suonare questa parte di Malaguena

[@johnsells1689]

Awesome video. Just found this. Been playing for years and this style of playing is challenging to me. Thanks for the video!

[@molejaboy]

Love this it's more like a classical technique tutorial than leaning the song but incredible exercise for practice :)

[@AndiAndrea]

You explain this fantastically well. Thank you.

[@Prince.Hamlet]

For the intermediate version, is there a benefit to doing the alternate fingers for the continuous eNote? It seems unnecessary but I'm sure there's a reason that you do it. It's just so much easier to get continuous with the index or middle finger @MarcoCirillo

[@behappybegone]

Love learning this again... when in Spain decades and decades ago, I learned and loved so. where can I find the tabs that you mention, if you still check this site? Thank you!!

[@deleteduser1717]

Thank you. I finally know how to play it! My Brother is so proud of me! Thanks Bruh.

[@mookytc]

Great playing! Thank you all the parts can be broken down into small slow lessons. Cheers...

[@shayanyadegari811]

it's only 3 month that I started playing guitar and the original riff is just so easy for me! also nice teaching thanks a lot! :)

[@chandarekoluwa]

Ur the very good teacher...i am following ur lessons...really really its very nice n im not a guitarist but now im improving little little i think..im very happy...thank uuu very much im always keeping touch..ur lessons...thanx alot

[@allmendoubt4784]

The full chords are like knitting, cor blimey, however just using the simple version (plus the extra riff which is aroud you tube somewhere) takes you all over the neck if you play around with it - great practise for your ears and fingers. Brings in rasquedo and flamengo strums too if you add the E - f with E bass g with E bass, and I even try triplet picking over those parts too. Another 6 months perhaps, carumba. Thanks man - if I wasn't stuck in China I'd definitely want to try uno a uno. Idiot, I should have moved to Spain.

[@someoneoutthere1000]

Outstanding guitar lesson, thank you.

[@marivicteh2390]

Wow amazing tutorial so clear and easy to understand

[@Mauitaoist]

Thank you very much this is good inspiration to getting coordination between the thumb and the fingers

[@travishoover636]

You need to watch the master of this song. Roy Clark when he was on the Odd Couple show. He plays it with a pick at super fast speed. He was one of the best ever.

[@Maisy1000]

You are a great teacher Marco! Bravo

[@kleibuzo5734]

I been playing for about 2 months like 7-8 hours a day and I've gotten pretty decent I been learning off ur videos and ur great I'm currently learning the 3 rd option n it's going pretty well the only problem I have i guess is that i cant stretch my fingers that far yet

[@kwik2hear915]

Good teacher,straight to the point.

[@henrynavarra3260]

TWO THUMBS UP FOR YOU SIR MARCO!!!

[@gabenght9316]

I saw in one video that it's good practice to always rest index finger on a lower string(or higher if returning) is it a case for malaguena as well, couse i didn't saw you doing it? For me it's make it much harder when i keep my index on string after playing a tone, but apparently it should make your playing more precise on longer run.

[@mansigupta3829]

Hey you thankyou so much for this wonderful lesson, I followed it and I am able to play it ❤❤❤. Thankyou so much for enhancing my self confidence

[@stringdoc]

Marco Cirillo, Malaguena was written by Enesto Lecuona, not Francisco Tarrega

[@CarlWinter-oy8uf]

Sounds great -you play malagueña very well

[@nadaalani7206]

thank you to much for this lesson

[@maryalferez4204]

Sir, Is there part of this malaguena tutorial? Thank you.

[@ArtificiallyConcious]

What your thoughts on playing this on a western guitar?

[@clarindaalmeida193]

Very good and well explained.

[@paisan7179]

Thank you very much. You made this very easy and something I will enjoy playing. Muchas gracias!

[@sketchlegend3868]

Marco, can you teach any of these: malaguena by michael lucarelli, el toro, amelie comptine dun autre ete, la valse de amelie? Thank you in advance you are a good teacher.

[@Robin-emil]

Bravo, Marco!😁 Saluti dall'Italia.

[@josephfiumara9065]

Awesome video to watch thanks. Wish me luck im going to try to learn this on my guitar!

[@tarastkachov4282]

There are several meanings to the word Malaguena. What do you think it stands for in this song? Thanks

[@shamsiltp5701]

your tutorial is very much helpful, appreciate from the heart,I request you to make amilie sound track Thank yoi

[@rashaalsamman2440]

you are really a wonderful teacher, I can not stop interesting in your learrning

[@ritwickpalit2395]

Thank u sir, pls make video on caprico arbe guitar tutorial

[@stewartwright5116]

very good style of teaching thx

[@joy-christophematta]

Amazing learn and play tnx i have learned how to play it very well

[@angelenergy5135]

No entiendo lo que dice pero toca muy bien,veré si puedo tocar esta pieza. Gracias a quien subió este vídeo.Edo Veracruz, México, y saludos

[@maverickrascon9723]

What are your strings tuned to? ...standard E A D G B E??

[@takeawayeverything]

I've just started learning Spanish guitar. Do you have any song recommendation else than Malaguena ?

[@evalolacookie]

Capricho arabe

[@matanakhni]

thanks for the lesson! what is the clip on the guitar at the end of the guitar

[@haansdevera6234]

Tuner

[@VincenzoMartinelliGuitarist]

Nice Malaguena Classical Guitar Lesson Marco

[@roadglide]

Marco- I’m not finding the TAB for Maleguena in the link.

[@KS-xw3rg]

Really good teacher👍

[@АнтонГригорьев-н5р]

7:05 if you no more time!

[@mateocastro6389]

I loved this explanation, regards

[@veteranaz6993]

i learned the whole thing from your tutorial. please add more alike spanish musics.

[@CarlWinter-oy8uf]

So what scale is this ? E Phrygian dominant ? No description >

[@evertrejo6636]

Curioso que una pieza compuesta por un cubano, originalmente para piano, con el tiempo se arraigó en españa y se convirtió en un clásico de guitarra por excelencia, gracias por compartir, ¡saludos!

[@timmullen678]

Excellent lesson

[@richardcrilley11]

Marco, is that a Giannini you are playing?

[@jason5041]

Evry good teacher, easy to follow! Thank you!

[@lycanfawaz]

thank you very much man this very helpful guide god bless

[@AnthonysTrends]

Thanks for sharing it really help☝️👍🙏

[@i-love-life7593]

excellent !! i loved the 3 levels you used !!

[@timothydavidkemp9236]

Great tutorial. Very clear. Thank you!

[@psychowolf370]

THANKS SO MUCH IT REALLY HELPED ME , the way you teach is really easy!!! :D I must subscribe for you!!!!

[@rodderz5615]

Great lesson, thank you

[@ramoncamargogarcia5757]

Marco! Thank you very much. Good job.

[@Fabean4]

How long did it take you to learn it

[@STRIKER8024]

Thank you.. great lesson

[@sahilsharma-ve1kz]

Sir I want to become a guitarist please tell me some finger exercise for make my finger independent as like yr finger in this video🙏please

[@patrickenright6094]

A good teacher.

[@maidel2178]

THIS IS MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HELPFUL VIDEO. THANKS U SO MUCHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

[@tomdrannon3151]

Very, very cool.

[@musaozal6931]

Thank you dear Şirket

[@McFlyJunior]

What is the tuning for the chords?

[@mustafaalshaqaq2303]

Thank you very much, that was very helpful.

[@anthonytajonar9488]

Does it matter what type of guitar I use, because I have a regular acoustic?

[@slowswimmer9169]

Nope

[@charlestravis1078]

How do you keep your nails straight? Mine always cure down over the tip.

[@Jesuslovergodfanpraisejesus]

Charles Travis cut em as short as possible without bleeding i guess lol. Really want to be able to use your finger tips with precision my friend

[@charlestravis1078]

@@Jesuslovergodfanpraisejesus But I want the percussive attack like a pick. Thinking of trying fake nails, just don't think they will hold out....

[@darkstar9448]

Great tutorial, just had to say that. Thanks

[@trudelyannick2935]

Tu es super enseignants! Merci!

[@geraflores2938]

What model is your guitar