PACO DE LUCIA - Gitanos Andaluces REACTION | Metal Head DJ Reacts

[@Synthcronized]

Not only does he use a bunch of complex techniques, but he also uses the guitar as a percussion instrument. He's EL MAESTRO! Thank you so much for the reaction.

[@TheKillogicEffect]

It is a pleasure to hear and learn about such a legendary musician!!!

[@ucountcount9704]

He really is El Maestro!

[@alexisvicent7383]

Paco esta en el cielo orgulloso de que personas tan maravillosas como tu disfruten de su musica. Gracias Amigo por tus maravillosas reacciones.

[@TheKillogicEffect]

It is a pleasure to learn about such a legendary icon in music!

[@lukas2243]

Tuve la fortuna de ver en vivo a Paco en mi cuidad Córdoba (Argentina), sin duda mi vida no volvió a ser la misma desde ése día!! q derroche de talento por Dios!!

[@TheKillogicEffect]

I would have loved to have gotten the chance to see him live in person, I bet it was incredible!

[@lukas2243]

@@TheKillogicEffect Durante todo el concierto pensaba, que pasa por la mente de éstos genios en ésos momentos? me impresionó el silencio en la sala con tanta gente, él solo y su guitarra llenaban el lugar. Abrazo grande y gracias por compartir!!

[@Caligula-666]

La música, cuando es buena, es universal. Por eso a un seguidor del Metal le puede llegar al alma el Flamenco o a una persona de aquí de España el Blues. Gracias por tu reacción y valoración de Paco, un regalo que nos dio Dios.

[@duizeltjeeekhoorn6890]

I was lucky enough to be at one of his concerts. I believe it was the early eighties. My husband had to nudge me to remember me to breath.

[@TheKillogicEffect]

I wish I was able to get a chance to see him live in person I bet that was incredible! Some great memories to hold onto, I'm glad you had a wonderful time!

[@aceroprivat]

Thank you helping not to forget him

[@TheKillogicEffect]

It is a pleasure hearing and learning about such a important legendary icon in music!

[@ediru]

Así es el flamenco, una música sencillamente maravillosa, inalcanzable para la gran mayoría de músicos, y así es Paco, inalcanzable para todos porque está tocado por las estrellas

[@josecanoosado1306]

Paco de Lucía... MAESTRO DE MAESTROS..✨💫

[@pablodiaz8595]

Un músico que no entendía de partituras si no de sentimientos. Gracias por difundir ese arte flamenco

[@danielperezcabezas109]

So much going on here! We hear the classic chord progression of bulerias but Paco flows in and out and adding some chords that you won´t find in the traditional flamenco ways.For instance you can take what he does about minute 4,24 in your video.He was always opening new paths for flamenco guitar that the following generations of guitarists woul tread.Genius!

[@idontwanttousemynameyoutub7538]

Everyone knows how great Paco was. I grew up listening to Paco in the 80's. I've played flamenco since then. I've seen all the great guitarists. I saw Paco play, and I've watched every video and heard every recording there is. I've never seen anyone so consistently incredible as Paco. He was a literal machine, and he was like that since he was 16. And....that's just his technical ability - I haven't even mentioned how he revolutionized the guitar, and composed an entire repertoire of incredible guitar music, and accompanied Camaron changing flamenco forever and brought flamenco into the 21st century. It's inconceivable how great he really was.

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Absolutely! He will inspire countless generations to come! His influence on not only the genre Flamenco but on music in general is really unmatched! Spain has a lot to be proud of especially when it comes to music and Paco is a prime example of that!

[@zapi2022]

Alucinante Paco de Lucia . Que manos para la guitarra le puso Dios .

[@diegofernandezsalesa7747]

Me encanta tu reacción, se ve admiración y respeto ...❤

[@ildefonsobenitez6624]

The Legend ❤

[@alejandronieto3672]

thank for the video Don Paco de Lucia is amazing I don't know is you see the concert in san francisco with Al Di Meola the song fantasia suite is brutal the speed and the dexterity of that guitar player's is something out of this world

[@TheKillogicEffect]

I thin we have parts of that show in the Paco and Flamenco playlists but I look forward to adding more from that show!

[@jeffreythaw3333]

Paco was the GOAT!!! He could do anything. Just listen to his performance of the classical guitar warhorse Concerto de Aranjuez. For my money his is far superior to anyone else...and that is saying a lot! For classical guitar, check out David Russell...especially his Omni performances of Bach lute suites.

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Absolutely!! Thank you for the suggestions I really appreciate it and I will check those out!!!

[@Vin6510]

La CABRA!!!! que bueno. Hace poco he conocido a otro gran artista (ya muerto también) que le llamaban la CABRA, el gran baterista Buddy Rich, y me estaba imaginando una actuación con Paco de Lucia, Al Dímeola, John McLaughlin y Buddy Rich a la batería, QUE LOCURA, nos explotaría la cabeza.

[@jeffarab4947]

I always say that nylon flamenco mid east fusion etc is always gonna be beyond extreme in learning. Takes year's and years to play master i love my heavy metal playing but cannot compare flamenco fingerpicking its amazing man love it

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Yeah the amount of practice it takes to play like this is intense but its some amazing stuff for sure!!!

[@vascoespañol]

Paco was playing inNew York in big theaters by the age of 11

[@ucountcount9704]

Your reactions are great! Whenever you want i show around where Paco was born.

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Thank you I really appreciate it!

[@alfonsoroman8964]

epic, powerful & goodvibes!

[@Juozze]

Ánimo! es alucinante cómo te gusta la música! un saludo desde Jerez!!!

[@antonio263]

I told you that you would like it... it is simply magic for the eyes and ears. Paco is for music lovers

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Absolutely!!! Thank you for suggesting it!!

[@antonio263]

​@@TheKillogicEffectkzbin.info/www/bejne/roqTmISXgcSemcksi=RraHGFnExrAhTbyK

[@yoelmismo6950]

Ameeen

[@franciscohidalgo6566]

Si te gusta la guitarra es imposible que no te guste Paco de lucía. Soy español y ya de pequeño pude apreciar la maravilla que es "Entre dos aguas", para muchos la mejor composición de Paco de Lucía. Lo que más me gusta del canal es tu mente abierta. Un saludo de un andaluz desde España

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Greetings!!! I am a big fan and I wish I would have known of him sooner I really think it would have had an impact on my own playing!

[@franciscojavierjuanizaizco4933]

Impresionante!!! saludos desde España

[@EricJohn2008]

Great channel! I am a guitarist, and I discovered Paco in 1975, I've been trying to wrap my head around his picking style ever since I discovered him. Please listen to Al DiMeola and Paco together on Al DiMeolas' album "Elegant Gypsy" out in 1977. I love that style and have since I was 16 years old and I was hooked! Peace!

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Thank you very much! I have been enjoying learning about all of these legendary icons! I only wish I would have known of them sooner, as a guitarist myself I think it would have had a big inspiration on the way I play! Thank you for the suggestion I really appreciate it and I will have to check that out!

[@ManuelB-yu1ze]

Simplemente increíble 🔝👍🚀🔥

[@e.h.5849]

oh, finally, someone new from reactors discovered the real stuff from Paco. Frankly, rarely the ''uninitiated'' - into flamenco - manage to go any further than Entre dos Aguas or Rio Anacho, which are just simple Rumbas to impress lay folks. Paco has a very wide repertoire worth closer inspection. Some legendary names to check - Nino Miguel, Juan Manuel Canizares, Vicente Amigo, Manolo Sanlucar. You will be very impressed. Paco is very technical and abstract, masterful, but he took it that far, that his complexity almost over-shadows the emotion. In case of Nino Miguel and Vicente Amigo, their work breathes with incredible emotion and lyrical mastery. In their work you'll discover slightly different dimension of flamenco.

[@vascoespañol]

Keith Richard said he was above the rest, in its own league, the greatest guitar player ever

[@JoseCillerGuitar]

It is Phrygian mode, the same one used in metal

[@RicardoMarlowFlamenco]

Yes sir. I noticed this as a kid after some years of metal playing. It was like I realized the guitar is designed for this dark sound. Fast forward 30 years, I finally discovered the Spanish vihuela tabs and they were putting Flemish vocal polyphony into chord shapes, many in “mode 3 or 4” which is basically this phrygian stuff. Flemish (Josquin de Prez etc.) music translates to “Flamenco” in Spanish, aka music from the Flemish. JS. Bach had inherited a lot from Josquin etc., via Lutheran (martin Luther loved Josquin) church but the Phrygian started to disappear as dominant of the minor modes. Today the Lutheran church in Nordic regions has the metal mass, coming full circle. 😂

[@vascoespañol]

Heavy metal guitar players know when they see true quality

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Yeah if you have even ever held the instrument you know this takes a lot of talent and skill that you just dont see every day!!!

[@alexisvicent7383]

Paco is the GOAT

[@jaladorpescador]

Fue el mejor guitarrista de todos los tiempos

[@josecarlosigualpalero6854]

Gracias por escuchar a Paco y recordárnoslo siempre amigo. 🙌

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Absolutely it is a pleasure to learn about such a legendary icon!

[@manuelrodriguezcorrales2354]

No se si te das cuenta que tambien hace la percusion con los dedos dando golpecitos en la caja de resonancia de la guitarra . En esta actuacion paco estaba sembrado muy imspirado en el toque

[@judithlang4512]

Here you got my intantion....beard...i other pacco videos....nice❤

[@tarariquetevi894]

Este onubense,andaluz y español hacía tiempo que no veía esta pieza y de nuevo me he quedado BLOQUEADO. Un saludo.

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Blocked how?

[@albertopinedaorozco2048]

No era onubense, era gaditano. Del Rinconcillo, Algeciras, provincia de Cádiz, no de Huelva

[@yoelmismo6950]

Puro arte

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Absolutely!!!

[@fernandorguez.9931]

Totally agree, It's an honour to know there is a music beyond the styles. Check out "Pepe Habichuela y Josemi Carmona Yerbaguena", "Pepe Habichuela - Soleá" or "Dave Holland & Pepe Habichuela., for ex: Live at Jazz Baltica 2010", if you have a chance

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Thank you for the suggestions I will check them out!

[@danialsusanti8292]

Amazing guitar player...❤❤❤👍👍👍👍✌✌✌✌🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Absolutely!!!

[@martacoresgarcia]

This is Carlos Núñez,probably the best pipe player with the Galician pipe and flute.This is the music from my land,in the northwest.No,it's not flamenco but it's our music.from Galicia.Similar to the Irish and Scottish but different sound 'cause we use different pipes,as the French people from Normandy (western France) or Welsh people or Cornwall.Their pipes are the same but the Irish traditional and the Galican as well as the French,no.Also different among the 3 types.The Galician,for example,has a deeper sound,quite long.We also play a type of tamboreen called "pandeiro!,a wooden flute,a small drum,and other celtic instruments...but the most well-known is the pipe-It is made 100% by pipe builders,a tradition with thousands of years that goes from fathers to sons and daughters in the families dedicated exclusively to the art of pipe making.Enjoy.M.kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWLFl5mPj8mFo5I

[@josemiguelrodriguezmartin3223]

❤ paco forever. A suggestion: Alan Holdsworth

[@maxharbig1167]

Una danza.

[@mariaordonez-q5y]

If you want to see more mind bogling virtuosity in a current great performer, with perhaps commanding more varied guitar styles, check out Lucas Imbiriba….I’m sure Paco was one of his idols growing up.

[@TheKillogicEffect]

That sounds awesome, do you have a suggestion on a good song to start with!?

[@josepmariabarnat6209]

Te recomiendo ver a Raimundo Amador, tocó con B.B.King!

[@martacoresgarcia]

The "little guitar" is named a celtic mandola!!

[@palpalonpalpalon]

thanks for reacting to this! please react to hes tarantas too its very insane and also btw try reacting to hes zyryab and mi nino curro which are also in this show yes i know you already reacted to hes mi nino curro but this is different he was very old in the one you reacted to this is paco at hes best and zyryab is prob the most insane thing ever

[@MorzamArul]

6:34 I made the same face

[@marcosibiza]

Thank you 😊

[@TheKillogicEffect]

You are welcome it is a pleasure hearing and learning more from such a legendary musician!

[@enriquecortestarin1165]

😂😂 y ahora que? Que pureza dios mío, guaauu😮

[@TheKillogicEffect]

The way he effortlessly pulls the emotional sounds out of those strings is beyond incredible and pretty awe inspiring!

[@alexbroughton2874]

Ole

[@ucountcount9704]

If i am not mistsken Paco de Lucía used (flamenco guitars too) 3 nylon strings and 3 metal ones (black sikver or smth like that)

[@TheKillogicEffect]

I have often wondered that because the top three dont look like the typical bronze nylon ones you usually see and they often have a sharper sound then you would expect! Those kind of subtle changes can make a big difference in tone for sure!

[@pedroexojo5974]

​@@TheKillogicEffect for better sound, flamenco strings (only the first 3) E, B and G often are made of carbon instead of nylon. For example I play flamenco guitar (I am a beginner) but I play with carbon strings because it sounds much better

[@ralpheckhardt5486]

i am an Professional musican, but this blow my mind its ....-

[@TheKillogicEffect]

To say this is next level would be an under statement!

[@m1k3br4v0]

He's the best .. Great reaction. The two guitarists that join him complete an amazing trio which he toured with quite a bit. This was from a terrific show in Sevilla. You might like to react to the pieces they do together. Thanks for sharing.

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Absolutely!!! My pleasure, its honor to learn about such a legendary icon in music!

[@m1k3br4v0]

@@TheKillogicEffect This is a full show of Paco performing with Jose Bandera and Juan Canizares. These two guys are masters in their own right. Really a wonderful show. Enjoy!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/mXe8ZJSKn5Z9paM

[@m1k3br4v0]

@@TheKillogicEffect Tried to share the YT link, but I couldn't for some reason. There is a show called 'Solo, Duo, Trio ' with Paco and these two guitarists (Jose Banderas & Juan Canizares ) that's worth checking out. They are masters in their own right Enjoy!

[@cienciasenores9890]

Se te escapan las sonrisas sin querer....supongo que al ser guitarrista se aprecia con más nitidez la complejidad del asunto. Un saludo.

[@bierzo007]

Normal que te quedes con la boca abierta 😂😂

[@pacolaser27]

Paco always did heavy But at that time they didn't know what to call it... the name didn't exist.

[@aymara1979]

❤🙌🙌🙌

[@JuegosRetrodelos80y90]

Are you drooling? It happened to all of us.

[@martacoresgarcia]

Well, it is true that gypsies are a people closely linked to the Spanish and that in Spain there are about 750,000 gypsy people. The vast majority in the south (Andalusia) but also throughout Spain in general. However, and although they have a very important presence in the history of flamenco, both in singing, guitar and flamenco dancing, gypsies did not invent flamenco, as I already told you. ,Joe.Gypsies are a community or ethnic group originating from the Indian subcontinent, dating back to the Middle Kingdoms of India, from the regions of Punjab and Sinth. In the 9th century, the arrival of Islam to India caused the emigration of these inhabitants of the northwest to the west. Then in the 13th century there was a new wave of migrants due to the arrival of the Mongols to these lands. The first documents of the entry of the gypsies into the Iberian Peninsula date from the 15th century. Mainly in Andalusia and Seville. There is no doubt that the gypsy people have contributed to flamenco, that is true. Of the 750,000 Spanish gypsies, about 350,000 are Andalusian. By the way, Paco de Lucía, contrary to popular belief, was not gypsy. He was born in Algeciras, in the Andalusian province of Cádiz, but he was not a gypsy, although he had many friends and gypsy musicians.❤Greets.Marta.

[@martacoresgarcia]

A pleasure.🌹

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Greetings!!! Yeah Spain sure have a lot to be proud of! I think Gypsies have given the artistic world way more than they get credit for! Over here I would say a large amount of the Gypsy population is Greek in origin but that could just be how certain populations of ethnic groups spread out in my region of the country! But tbh Im not sure if they just refer to themselves as Gypsies or they actually are! Its kinda funny we are having this conversation because I was just watching a movie that had Gypsies in it and I was telling my friend I wanted to be a Gypsy when I was a kid which weirded my teacher out when the whole "what do you wanna be when you grow up?" question came around class...lol It has been just a joy learning about Spain and its music and all of its artistic things it has brought the world, it really deserves more credit imo!

[@martacoresgarcia]

Well, it is a great coincidence that you are watching a movie in which gypsies are present, yes. Regarding Greece, of course some groups of gypsies left there for North America. But I am afraid that their roots are not Greek, but rather from the northwest. from India, as I mentioned. From the regions of Punjab and Sinth. In fact, their features are very similar to the current inhabitants of that part of the country. It is a very widespread ethnic group but Romania is where they have done the most roots, being more than 2 million. Followed by Spain. I suppose that your answer that you wanted to be a gypsy when you were older to🌍🌎 your teacher was because they were a nomadic people, who went in their carts from one place to another. Now they are no longer They usually do it like in the past, at least not in Spain and I don't think that in Romania, or Greece or Hungary they do it either. But yes, it's true, they went from one side to the other. Furthermore, they were very superstitious and the oldest women practiced tarot and made a living by reading the lines on people's palms. The cinema has shown it frequently, right? Sadly, they were also the object of racial hatred and persecution. Some did steal and things like that, but not all of them and on many occasions they were targeted. But that has always happened in our history, hasn't it? Even today, when in reality we are all a great mixture of ethnicities and cultures and we are much more similar to each other than we really believe. Racism is a social scourge and a shame. That is why I believe that the fact that in your country there are people like you, who are interested in cultures so different from the Anglo-Saxon one, it is something worthy of admiration.🌎🌍🌏

[@tomasnietogarcia351]

Es como estar viendo magia y que no tenga truco

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Absolutely!!! This is what real magic looks and sounds like!

[@jeffarab4947]

Also check out another great player and still teaching in California feom Spain juan serrano he will blow ur mind

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Awesome! Thank you for the suggestion I will check that out!

[@morenoagostinho6496]

Hello and Paris and best

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Hello 😊

[@ucountcount9704]

One of the Maestros of Paco de Lucía: Niño Ricardo, kzbin.info/www/bejne/bobTYox3qKqLarc

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Thank you for the suggestion I will check that out!

[@qualikio]

andalusia is the territory that was ruled by muslims in spain and certain territory of south france between 711 and 1492 and andalusian music still alive today in spain and morocco if you want to understand it better you have to chek nasir chama another great musician he is an irakian luthist still playing some andalusian stuff on arabian luth and the greatest musician ever that lived in that andalusian era was ZIRYAB paco delucia's hero, glad that you made this reaction shout out to you dude from morocco and keep it up

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Some pretty amazing stuff for sure! Its easy to see why he is such a legend, you have a lot to be proud of!!! Thank you for the info and suggestions I will check that out!

[@JoseCillerGuitar]

However, Paco, like all Andalusians, was a Christian, he even recorded Christian music.

[@renombreaiy6441]

​@@JoseCillerGuitar Y su referente era musulmán.

[@JoseCillerGuitar]

@@renombreaiy6441 sí te lo dijo él? Que no te parezca mal la preguntapero la gente innventa mucho.

[@user-ch5ol1cb6r]

Pues deberías ver a su maestro al de paco de lucia , Sabicas, es algo tambien extraordinario kzbin.info/www/bejne/ine5fnpqo9WIb7M , de hay saco inspiracion

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Thank you I look forward to checking that out!

[@andreseltio2582]

ademas de un gran guitarista fue mejor persona

[@angelmcantero2590]

Niño de Pura. Fandangos de Huelva. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qYitm5-Lfr95hNEsi=cZtl2TUZaLmFBgKa. Saludos

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Thank you for the suggestion I will check that out!

[@Juozze]

paco do not have some that you... the beard!!!

[@txetxumunozsalcedo7713]

Just two songs and your head will explode. m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/namlgnqNeqeLeaM m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/poGZpYyCotxmrLM Thank you so much.