Top 5 Rumba Flamenco Chord Progressions for Beginners

[@gregorykalla2565]

Best flamenco instruction I have seen on you tube. You are actually slowing it down and giving it in manageable bites…as I watch and refresh on these flamenco chords, techniques, and progressions-- this is really speeding me up to my Farruca and Solea “learner permit days”. This is making me get back on the learning wagon again.

[@diabloflamenco]

Im so happy to hear that! Feel free to send me videos of your progress!

[@no_biggie_smalls]

Love Paco de Lucia. Loved this video 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@diabloflamenco]

Thanks man!

[@Flamenco4U]

Viva Paco!

[@BananaZen7]

Thankyou...you are a good teacher.

[@diabloflamenco]

Thank you so much! I’m glad you enjoyed!

[@RoyRogersMcFreely710dollaSign]

Thank you! It sounds great! My mind is in a warm spanish summer night

[@jasonhall947]

Excellent. Thanks!

[@diabloflamenco]

Have fun!

[@stevesstrings5243]

Great stuff! Thanks!

[@nbuehster]

2:35 I hear that chord progression in a lot of latin music, not just flamenco. It makes me think it's a stereotype. I feel the same about other genres too. A perfect example would be hearing this chord progression in a lot of dance music. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJqzaWqNntWGo5I

[@diabloflamenco]

Yes. A lot of Latin music took influence from Flamenco. Look at traditional Mexican guitar music and you will see similar ideas as well! Good ear!

[@nbuehster]

@@diabloflamenco I'm very interested in music. I've been interested in it my whole life. There are even things (instruments, for example) that I can hear in songs that other people probably don't.