MORAITO CHICO - Por Bulerías REACTION | Metal Head DJ Reviews

[@el_universo_del_astrónomo]

Oleeeee oleeee ❤❤❤

[@oliverschultz4943]

Love your genuine respect and appreciation that you give to the music and musicians, and your openness to new genres!

[@TheKillogicEffect]

I love finding and digging into new music and exploring cultures through their music! There is so much out there that a lot of people dont realize could be their next new favorite thing!

[@TheSilent333]

Moraito is one of my biggest influences, and one of the reasons I started learning flamenco over 20 years ago. His mastery of tempo and his aggressive style set him apart. Nobody sounds like Moraito except Moraito haha

[@e.h.5849]

Viva Jerez!

[@jimwright2023]

So glad I came across this super vid, and the great Moraito de Jerez, playing Bulerias, good job!

[@TheKillogicEffect]

It is some real incredible stuff and I look forward to hearing more from him!

[@rubenkoster1015]

This is my favorite bulerias of all time. I can't help but smiling and swinging to the music. And the instrument you are referring to is called a udu. 😃

[@danielperezcabezas109]

I love absolutely Moraíto! You won´t find here the virtuosity of Paco de Lucía,but I´m glad you realized how Moraito uses time and feeling.He´s a master on that and you can see the effects he´s delay and swing causes in the handclappers.That´s why he was highly rated among flamenco singers.His ability to listen to the singer and interact with him or her was great.Check for some of his music accompanying singers José Mercé or Agujetas.His son Diego del Morao carries the torch now.

[@aitorledesma4295]

You're absolutely right! Anybody who doesn't smile at least once watching this, has a serious and deep trauma. Love you guy!

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Yeah if you cant at least crack a smile watching this man play you are just dead inside ..lol...

[@yoelmismo6950]

Hay que hacer 1 colecta y traer al chico de todos los videos a que vea nuestra cultura y 1buen altavoz para el mundo , que venga a españa y disfrute Gracias por apreciar el flamenco ❤

[@TheKillogicEffect]

It has been a pleasure learning about the thick deep and rich history and culture of Spain! Its always been one of the places I would love to visit! Spain has alot to be proud of and has given so much to the world artistically and/or otherwise!

[@elempecinado1368]

Un saludo desde Zaragoza España. Todos estos grandes guitarristas de flamenco querían una guitarra de pequeños antes que una bicicleta. Ahí la maestría

[@TheKillogicEffect]

I was one of those kids but I never had the inspiration of this incredible genre until now! Its been such a pleasure learning about this genre and all the incredible people within it!

[@johnroberts1141]

Flamenco guitarists are the greatest guitarists in the world. No other group comes close.

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Absolutely!!!

[@marcferia5438]

It is good to see you happy, cousin. That is all about

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Absolutely amazing stuff!!!

[@yoelmismo6950]

Buuea tio como me gusta verte disfrutar Como se nota que sientes la musica eres puro sentimiento que daria por verte disfrutar de 1 buen tablado y flamenco en directo

[@TheKillogicEffect]

I would love to get the chance to see this music in person! There are so many levels of brilliance all moved with the feeling of the music! In a sense the music doesnt follow the timing the timing follows the music if that makes any sense...lol

[@Mobutusese]

wohaa! they seem so easy going!

[@yoelmismo6950]

Tienes que venir a españa ❤

[@oscartbm]

Como vengas a España te quedarás a vivir aquí

[@yoelmismo6950]

Has visitado alguna vez españa Estas invitado , me encanta tu alegria ❤😎🤟

[@TheKillogicEffect]

No but I would love to! Its always been one of my top places I wish to visit!! So much brilliant music and history I would love to see in person!!! Thank you I really appreciate it!!!

[@Flamenco13965]

moraito chico❤

[@franciscoherediaheredia4266]

❤😊

[@juanf7105]

Great video! In case anyone is interested, Bulerías is the name of what we call a "palo". Palos are different styles of flamenco, each of them with its own sound, rhythm, rules... So normally flamenco artists say which palo are they going to play, and that's all you know about what they are going to do. There are other palos apart from Bulerías, but it is one of the most popular, specially in the place where Moraíto is from: Jerez

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Yeah such a beautiful piece and a good example of why I used the snowflake analogy being no two are alike! It may be a little hard to understand the meaning for outsiders at first but once you start to learn the language or languages of the music it all comes together! I have really been enjoying learning about all these incredible artists and I am looking forward to learning all I can!!!

[@idontwanttousemynameyoutub7538]

@@TheKillogicEffect The buleria from Jerez has a special "funky" feel and Moraito was the king. Comparing Paco or Vicente to Moraito is a bit like comparing a blues guy to a jazz guy - part of the same thing but with a different emphasis.

[@kukurucho5353]

La profundidad, la profundidad del flamenco y su tradición. Paco y Camarón fueron innovadores al fusionar así como hicieron Triana, Medina Azahara como pioneros entre otros muchos surgidos en los años 70/80 hasta la actualidad donde ya no es raro ver parte de la transformación del género sin que este haya perdido nada de su esencia y purismo si nos salimos de la propia fusión.

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Such a rich deep history! It has been a joy learning about all of this!!!

[@RubenSerranoCHEK]

100

[@salvador9369]

Because in the Flamenco there is a general structure, but inside of it the artist can do all he/she wants that it´s inspiring him/her in that moment (improvising). Then surge very different things in each actuation (each actuation is magically unique). Regards.

[@andreabastidavela5252]

Fantástico.

[@RubenSerranoCHEK]

He was one of the great ones for sure , and this video is one fantastic example, besides virtuosity boast with happiness and mischievousness that you can see in his eyes and smile . Paco is forever #1 , there are lots others flamenco behemoths tied for second place 100s, , all the talk cheering in the back is enticing the player how well is doing , and he replies how ??? here take more of this and more that and some to go , lol

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Such and incredible musician! I look forward to learning more about him!

[@RubenSerranoCHEK]

@@TheKillogicEffectkeep up the great work , on a different note , my guitar teacher Ruben Diaz was one of the few privileged to learn from Paco directly , his channel has more that 2500 vids all in English. And another different note , have you heard of “ El Estepario Siberiano “ lol this mofo is the sickest drummer ever IMO also a fellow Spaniard .

[@idontwanttousemynameyoutub7538]

The buleria is a very strict rhythm, like all flamenco forms, but it can be difficult to follow at first when you don't know it. It is a poly-rhythm essentially, and can change form at the will of the guitarist, but it must always follow a strict pattern of accents. It becomes more impressive the more you learn, as their mastery becomes more apparent.

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Thank you for the insight! I have been enjoying learning about this genre and all the brilliant and amazing people within it!

[@idontwanttousemynameyoutub7538]

@@TheKillogicEffect Let me know if you want to learn more about the rhythms. Happy to help.

[@jorpese1]

@@TheKillogicEffect The good thing is that it's in 12 beats so you can divide it in 6s, 3s, and 4s/2s so you can play a lot with the rhythm

[@ediru]

Lo que ellos dicen es para animar al tocaor, y se llama jaleo. Tus comentarios cada vez se acercan más al sentimiento del Flamenco. Solo te falta venir a Andalucía y estar en una juerga flamenca. Lo que toca Moraíto es un palo flamenco que se llama Bulerías, y de eso entienden más que nadie en Jerez, Cádiz.

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Its some very incredible fun stuff without a doubt! I would love to come visit and be able to see this amazing music in person!

[@Flamenco13965]

🎉❤

[@rafaeljimenezmartin9003]

te sugiero TRIANA que fusiono el flamenco con el rock "Abre la puerta",.....saludos

[@TheKillogicEffect]

We have a couple from them her on the channel but I am looking forward to checking out more! Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!!!

[@patricioeb]

I love the fact that "palos" in flamenco (as they call the different rhythms) are mostly named after the moods and the different styles upon the place that where it comes from. E.g.: "por soleá" means something like loneliness, "por bulerías" like a party, there is even "por libre" that means something like freestyling... so on and so forth. I got into guitar because of the "duende", as they call the spirit that possesses the whole ambiance in a flamenco performance. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palo_(flamenco)

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Its such a thick rich genre with and equally this rich history! Thank you for the insight and the link I really appreciate it!!!!

[@patricioeb]

@@TheKillogicEffect You are so very welcome... Thanks to you sir and shout out from Tenerife (Canary Islands 🇮🇨 🏝🌞)

[@gustavorodriguez520]

Por cierto Moraito chico muy bueno también

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Yeah he seems like he would be a nice guy in person!!!

[@gustavorodriguez520]

​@@TheKillogicEffectsí es gente humilde, todos los guitarristas flamencos en general,por cierto te he dejado en el siguiente comentario un enlace ke te va a gustar para que hagas una reacción, mira mi siguiente mensaje y ahí lo tienes

[@gustavorodriguez520]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/imGZopiaoMyZmKMsi=fvcQ4XanZLPLlnGR hola fenómeno, cuando puedas reacciona a éste vídeo de Paco de Lucía tocando en una taberna hace 50 años y Camarón, Turronero y Paco Cepero (grandísimo guitarrista también) en vez de dar palmas golpeando con las manos la mesa,te va a gustar

[@TheKillogicEffect]

That sounds awesome I look forward to checking it out thank you!!!

[@gustavorodriguez520]

​@@TheKillogicEffectok amigo es una pasada de Paco,otra más..🎸💪