Learn rasgueados with this right-hand pattern - Tutorial by Kai Narezo

This right-hand Solea Por Buleria pattern tutorial is sure to get your rasgueados in good shape. Don't forget to "flick" those fingers! Shot on-site behind La Alhambra in Granada, Spain.
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[@timduran2629]

Kai your teaching online is amazing. I would recommend it to anyone that wants to learn!!

[@bateriayguitarra5032]

Que bonito paisaje .Gracias por la leccion maestro .Acabo de descubrirle y es muy buen profesor.

[@kryptoniterazor]

Great lesson! Still working on connecting my 3 and 4 finger rasgueos together into continuous rhythms. Bad habits of practicing them fast means I can play them one-at-a-time at tempo now, but when I slow down to try to connect 2 or 3 of them it's like I'm playing left handed and everything falls apart. Hope my neighbor likes the sound of my metronome!

[@aviatoranimesh]

Great lesson!

[@FlamencoExplained]

Thanks Animesh!

[@nathanbaker9837]

Unbelievably beautiful backdrop! Where please? Oh yeah ....the lesson is mighty fine too!

[@FlamencoExplained]

That's in Granada, and what you see behind me is the Alhambra! Cheers, Kai

[@Aalii6]

this is great, thank you

[@gabeerlazem7798]

Thank you 🙏

[@FlamencoExplained]

You're welcome!

[@brendonblue829]

Just heard of your website through the foroflamenco and Ben Woods. Thanks for this video I will try it. Seem your content is driven to more of the advanced beginner to intermediates. I like that you have a lot of compas counting on your videos, I feel like that has been hard for me to grasp as most people say "use a metronome" but the actual counting you do when you play seems very helpful for me. I'll take a look into a subscription. Thanks again.

[@LuisEduardoBraschi]

2:51 One thing that I notice a lot is that people teach using the index finger but use the other fingers while demonstrating.

[@FlamencoExplained]

Very true - I’ve noticed this about myself as well🙄, probably because we were all taught this way also. I still think it’s helpful to learn to use the i down as a default, and then get used to using m or m/a for when you want a bit stronger of an accent

[@chasko9372]

I'm sorry, I didn't quite get the chord progression. Could you maybe spell it?

[@FlamencoExplained]

The progression is Am, Dm7, G7, CMaj7, A7, Dm, E power chord. You can see the voicings I use starting at 1:20 in the video. Cheers, Kai

[@chasko9372]

@@FlamencoExplained Thank you so much, however I still have a question. I only know the Am chord that is played like this: 02210. In the video nevertheless you say you use an Am chord but your hand is placed along the 5th fret. Now I know that there still are chords that are higher up the fred but could you explain why the chord is higher up the fretboard