Learn Arabian Flamenco Style "Zambra" | By Juan Serrano

[@mimbster1972]

Juan Serrano belongs up there with the great Sabicas among the greatest flamenco masters of all time. I never get tired of seeing him play.

[@Darrenowsley]

I Love this Video of Juan it's so old-school but so beautiful!

[@marasoltanis3596]

Absolutely Magical.! I must say that for a student as myself Master Serrano’s videos have given me More material to study than private classes; his educational videos are a real treasure.!

[@ramiroalvarez5397]

Great guitarist performance. Bravo 👏!

[@santanaincubus]

Thank god Im of Spanish (Spain) descent man. Im proud of our music. I love it.

[@jkeane39]

And you should be .There's nothing more beautiful then traditional Flamenco .I've been a fan of Flamenco for more then fifty years .Flamenco has a very rich history 👏

[@jeffarab4947]

@@jkeane39 yes it's fun to play and one of the best. Love serrano he is the master. Check my page I have few my own songs

[@PeterSchroder]

Bravo,, maestro!

[@AdnanMoe]

you laugh on his accent , he laughs on your way of playing :)

[@jkeane39]

I could only dream of playing that .He is one of the few true masters guitar left . When you love something it shows.

[@jeffarab4947]

Lmao

[@ThePrimordialBeing]

Don Serrano is himself a humblest and most charismatic person I know of in the whole flamenco.

[@maureenpemberton5991]

I think he is very charismatic ! So true. I couldn't take my eyes off him. He has a commanding presence ,as well as great guitar skill. Amazing. Very clear teaching

[@andreit3601]

This guy's accent is awesome! I heard him talk like he was russian, hispanic, german, and italian.

[@jdmp5119]

ahaha its like a Hercule Poirot with a russian father and a spanish mother

[@kaisershomstock8067]

That's because European Spanish are a mix of Celtic , Germanic and Arabig . The Hispanikans or Hispanics were one of the few Celtic tribes of the Iberian Peninsula , along with The Lusitans of Portugal and some French Celts that decided to fight The Romans when their arrival there was imminent , the rest of the Celtic tribes of what is now Portugal , Spain and Western France , where they primarily lived , crossed The English channel into what is now England Scotland and Ireland but the Hispanikans and Lusitans decided to stay in their homeland and fight The Romans. As matter of fact , when The Romans invaded Wales , specifically what is now Cardiff , they saw an enormous physical resemblance of The Silures to the Celts of the area that now is Spain , their physical features and in the way they dressed made them strongly feel that the ancestors of The Silures were Celts from the Spain area that crossed The English channel during the Celtic Exodus to the British Isles . The Hispanikans and Lusitans lost , but unlike those of others who decided to flee , their name lives now for eternity. The Visigoths , a Germanic tribe , conquered all of the Iberian Peninsula for I believe 5 or 6 centuries , as a matter of fact , the one of the most Spanish last names , Gomez , is a Castellanization of the Germanic Visigoth surname Gomerkson , which means ' son of the brave man' , and finally you have the Arabig influence with its tremendous knowledge of mathematics as it is attested in the mathematic complexity of Flamenco music. Flamenco , like European Spanish people , is the mix of Celtic , Germanic and Arabig rhythms.

[@joe197301]

I got a long way to go if I want to play like Juan!! Great musician.

[@jkeane39]

Just keep playing NEVER Stop .

[@JeffreyGoodmanMusic]

This is a remarkable treasure - both the music and performance. I have played the root version of this (from Juan Serrano Flamenco Concert Selections, Mel Bay Publication) for many years. The maestro's phrasing and performance nuances are a revelation. Thanks so much for this video.

[@Thomas05091942]

@balkeztanulmany - Mel Bay MB93698BCD - Juan Serrano Flamenco Concert Selections - it comes with the CD. I have known Juan for almost 50 years, and he was my teacher. In fact, I consider him to be a "Teachers teacher"! He is so positive towards his students, and a very nice person.

[@thaithientran1398]

Love him and his true ability for Spanish Flamenco guitar.

[@nagi66]

Wow, I've never been one to have any kind of ambition or any kind of dream. But i've finally realized what that is. I want to travel the world and learn diffrent guitar techniques from diffrent people around the world. I've only been playing a year but i absolutely love this. It speaks to my soul.

[@1iRa]

Robert Burgos even if you were right, it's still a stupid thing to say to him and you really sure you're right about this? like really

[@8739557]

my dream and ambition in life is to eat potatoes

[@nagi66]

tt-8739115 Wisdom.

[@nagi66]

1iRa don't worry friend, i still wanna learn lots of diffrent styles. it's the way my mind works a single one and i'd get bored

[@josespanishteacher]

Muchisimas gracias por este arte tan excelso!!! Y que viva el flamenco arabe!!!

[@zrobinho]

for real it's something like arab- andalusian music ., El Flamenco is one one of the most beautiful similarities between the arabian musin and the gypsy or Los Gitanos music .. it's the similarity between two beautiful civilizations .. Islam

[@gordz2]

He really is an amazing guitarist :O . He is BRILLIANT!!!

[@ShanTalyCual]

me encanta me encanta!!! jaja esta demás el inglês. guan tu tri for guan tu tri for GENIO!!! ojala fuera mi profesor gracias por poner este video, los aspirantes a guitarra flamenca agradecemos!!

[@LuisAlbertoCasadolocutor]

Grande señor Juan, ya les gustaría a muchos dominar el inglés como usted lo hace, estoy seguro de que en el extranjero le entienden porque habla bien aunque pronuncie como español andaluz...muy grande Juan Serrano, gracias por su sabiduría

[@sdr6702]

that is a beautiful piece, and great guitarrist player.

[@bharatbhagwat]

Very Rare and Beautifully Performed .... Great !!!

[@kaisershomstock8067]

Flamenco music , like European Spanish people are a mix of Celtic , Germanic and Arabig . The Hispanikans or Hispanics were one of the few Celtic tribes of the Iberian Peninsula , along with The Lusitans of Portugal and some French Celts that decided to fight The Romans when their arrival there was imminent , the rest of the Celtic tribes of what is now Portugal , Spain and Western France , where they primarily lived , crossed The English channel into what is now England Scotland and Ireland but the Hispanikans and Lusitans decided to stay in their homeland and fight The Romans. As matter of fact , when The Romans invaded Wales , specifically what is now Cardiff , they saw an enormous physical resemblance of The Silures to the Celts of the area that now is Spain , their physical features and in the way they dressed made them strongly feel that the ancestors of The Silures were Celts from the Spain area that crossed The English channel during the Celtic Exodus to the British Isles . The Hispanikans and Lusitans lost , but unlike those of others who decided to flee , their name lives now for eternity. The Visigoths , a Germanic tribe , conquered all of the Iberian Peninsula for I believe 5 or 6 centuries , as a matter of fact , the one of the most Spanish last names , Gomez , is a Castellanization of the Germanic Visigoth surname Gomerkson , which means ' son of the brave man' , and finally you have the Arabig influence with its tremendous knowledge of mathematics as it is attested in the mathematic complexity of Flamenco music. Flamenco , like European Spanish people , is the mix of Celtic , Germanic and Arabig rhythms.

[@porridge1980]

Thankyou for posting this video. I fell in love with flamenco but what I didn't realise is how much zambre was caling.

[@steverlfs]

I am officially freaked out! I want to hear every bit of this type of music I can find!

[@bobdurham7832]

Absolutely brilliant and a pleasure to both watch and listen to..thank you

[@yamilrosales2784]

plays in drop D? Ho yeah!

[@XZYAFFAIR]

Yes, I wish I knew Spanish as well as he knows English.

[@jaggercontreras9270]

Labels, it's just, a formulism, Music is music, whatever you label it.. I love gypsy all, gypsy flanenco guitar.

[@rufinosanchez2703]

¡Excelente el Maestro Serrano!

[@dimebagdarrel00]

Juan has lessons... if you have coin...

[@nativeforeigner]

this is amazing. this guy is incredible and i think i learned something on guitar too.

[@nicolasnarain9803]

OH !!! LOVE THIS SO MUCH. Thank you. What an exciting moment.

[@alfonsoalegria4929]

UN VIRTUOSO DE LA GUITARRA,UN ESTUDIOSO TREMENDO SEGURISIMO TOCANDO

[@DVSPress]

@rockomole You can find a transcription of this piece in Juan's "Flamenco Concert Selections" book from Mel Bay in both standard notation and tablature.

[@marklangford2136]

Juan said he did get some of the melodies for this Zambra from Morocco while he was traveling there.

[@danielshovan2264]

his accent is awesome i think. playing is much better!

[@sjalajal]

4:11 to 4:20 is my favorite riff it sounds so cool!

[@shelldrake11]

sounds like a khajit from skyrim Awesome skill!

[@rebeldroid5926]

Im apirate for guitar techniques and i just found the greatest treasure..

[@deckers9]

excellent composition

[@germandospassos]

Simplemente GRANDIOSO!

[@juanmacion]

Magia y embrujo, muy bonita. Un saludo.

[@flmnkoh]

Que gran zambra se ha tocado Juan ! -Las zambras de Juan siempre me han parecido de las mas arabescas y bonitas que le he escuchado a otros tocaores. -Como que Juan tiene un aire muy especial para tocar zambras, asi como otros tocaores tienen ese aire para tocar otros palos flamencos.

[@JuanSanz2955x]

Interesante melodía, agradable

[@KMMI77]

This is a cool vid! I pinched a lot of these falsetas when i first saw it years ago.

[@hateeternalmaver]

some licks sound real greak

[@DesertSoundgardenia]

yeah, i can play the 3:56, the rest not so much... the coordination is so amazing...

[@txpooldoc]

Why is the inset picture the same size as the .... ??

[@hammoudi]

haha, if you look carefully it's a *slightly* different angle. So they did actually set up a second camera but didn't zoom in, totally pointless :)

[@peanut71968]

Mike Conover For the shorter members of the audience, dude?

[@christiaandanielwouda9860]

hahaha

[@KMMI77]

This is a cool vid! I pinched a lot of these falsetas

[@SueRosalie]

If you like this, listen to Paco Pena's Moruna.

[@mohamedhamza456]

from 2:17 to 2:49 sounds like the music and singing of northern morocco people.

[@TheAGZNZ]

whata great Maestro !!!!!!

[@Anauco]

¡Fantástico! Maestro ¿dónde se puede conseguir la partitura de su hermosa zambra?

[@ZotoTVChile]

@permw de hecho, a los ingleses se les dificulta mucho la pronunciación de los idiomas "latinos" por simple costumbre... no he dicho nada que no sea un hecho comprobable: los españoles y los argentinos son los pueblos de habla hispana que tienen más problemas a la hora de pronunciar idiomas como el inglés, alemán, etc...

[@Fellow_Traveller1985]

@joelakastud123 Arabic music has some scales that are impossible to play on most western instruments because they have quarter tones.

[@Glauco_Netto]

Underrated maestro!

[@bknapp90]

Does anybody know what DVD this is from? This is great!

[@FerminSpanishGuitar]

Very nice Playing!

[@StanAlter]

Just practice the hand technique. And 5 to 10 years you'll be able to play your first song. This is the end. Beautiful friend..

[@ionescutube]

beautiful! and very hard to play stile bravo!

[@rodrigogamboa7696]

Congratulations my friend !

[@zarbithechti]

Chapeau, oui ! Néanmoins, je me pose la question de savoir ce que donnerait ce « Zambra » joué sur une guitare avec des cordes métalliques, est-ce que ça ne sonnerait plus « arabian » ? Je me pose la question mais ce n’est aucunement restrictif : tel quel c’est splendide.

[@bboyrocco]

Maestro!

[@josespanishteacher]

Bravisimo!!!

[@JJ-gy3wy]

Fantastic !

[@uneedtherapy42]

forget that Dos Equis guy,,, this is the world's most interesting man!!

[@qatsi4897]

Muchas gracias, beautyfull Zambra from the Master. Just wonder what the purpose of the video inset is for? It's not zooming in or something like that : )

[@oskarchristian]

very nice

[@guevaramarwan]

your the best man, thx so much

[@Atlaspower78]

no words..

[@1iRa]

5:17 - 5:24

[@ahmeds.mansour1293]

Fantastic

[@BloodyCatastrophee]

oh my god, this is amazing! >_

[@pby1000]

Very good.

[@JAMEStheVisionary]

Very interesting...

[@akaz23]

i like.... das lern ich als nächstes :D

[@bach2117]

outstanding, thanks

[@balkeztanulmany]

wonderful piece can you tell me where to get the notes from for Fantasia thx

[@Atlaspower78]

@psychopathtoine I think the purpose was to show his finger movements, picture is low res, but the music is still awesome..

[@mawsterin]

I LOVE her ENGLISHHH is xDDDD jajajaja but is a genious,,, i cant talk better than him, and play.... :S WTF! AMAZING

[@windmonkey95]

its like listening to someone speak arabian with a spanish accent.... but its a guitar

[@osmargds]

Thank you, Master!!!

[@Klaudiusz1983]

Verry good video.I love the arabian style guitar but its quite hard for me to find ant piece with tab.By tahat im askin fro help PM me please if u know some source where i can get some nice piece of a kond i mentined,something similiar what this Guitarist pla here;)one more time this video is awsome

[@Dislessy4evermore]

gooooooooooooooooooood!!!!!!!!!!

[@rockomole]

Does anyone know if there is a transcription available of this lesson? (in tab format). I just learned a Zambra Mora from one of Juan Martin's books and would like to incorporate some of the falsetas from this video. Thanks in advance!

[@S0METHING1986]

amazing

[@Honghaguitarist9]

nice...

[@meta_man_]

@psychopathtoine It was a new technique at the time that this video was made. Funny how he describes going to drop - D: "maka da sick streeng sound like-a da fort" Cool video.

[@living_strong]

gr8 player

[@csalmeron68]

Amazing and maravilloso!!!

[@qatsi4897]

Also called the sick string, must become the forte string.

[@mahdimalaguena]

Hey ! Do you have the TANGO Video in good quality ? Cueva Guitana I mean. If you have, I would be thankful for sharing it

[@willy1986tralara]

toma ya!!!! como tocas juan serrano!

[@OGbrundle]

It wants to learn to play well? Come, Kahjit will show you..

[@living_strong]

how is he holding that guitar..is it a strap...or?

[@Luchito316]

por favor maestro en espanol?,halguien save si el tiene estas clase en espanol;?

[@ZotoTVChile]

@permw los ingleses no sé, pero cada vez que oigo a un español pronunciar el Inglés, me recuerda a Antonio Banderas sin subtítulos (:D)

[@lockey1356]

Is there any link to play this song ?

[@miladmiladzade7572]

Flamenco traditional is better than modern

[@joe197301]

@uneedtherapy42 ... hell yeah!!