Where Does The Capo Go? - Flamenco Guitar Tutorial by Kai Narezo

How do you know where to put the capo when you’re listening to something new? Here’s how! In this video we look at figuring out where to put the capo when you’re learning a new flamenco piece. First you have to figure out what key you’re in, then you have to figure out what that means for actually playing the piece. In this video Kai show you just how to figure all of this out.
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[@artvandelay1555]

I had a guitar teacher of whom i asked to teach me the tune "Torero" by Govi and after hearing it once he knew right off that there is a capo on the 3rd fret. This blew me away at the time. This is a tune that really evokes the sense of a bull fighter going to face his destiny. Thanks for your videos, they are very practical and useful.

[@David-nb8tq]

Really?, he must have supernatural powers, he must of seen a video of Govi?

[@BlahBlah-de5id]

Mi maestro! Join Flamenco Explained if you really want to take things to the next level!

[@alaajasim]

Thanks, Maestro.

[@pilotpirx5796]

I like your videos very much. Best regards from Poland

[@georgeik9365]

Great lesson, always wondered where to put the capo.Can you please post your subsequent lessons regarding tarantas,rondena,granaina, because in my opinion those are genuine flamenco styles which define this cultural miracle that we call flamenco. Gracias maestro

[@bbsoni4814]

do you have a pick up system on your guitar?

[@FlamencoExplained]

I don’t have one installed on that particular guitar but I have the 2Mic system on two of my guitars and I have another I use with this guitar that doesn’t require installation. Check out the2Mic.com - best system out there as far as I’m concerned.

[@bbsoni4814]

@@FlamencoExplained better than fish man? which is what I have ...

[@FlamencoExplained]

@@bbsoni4814 Better is very subjective, but for me the 2Mic is the only system that's let me sound like my actual guitar and be as loud as I need to be.

[@David-nb8tq]

Music is not that complicated, especially coming from a oral folk music tradition , like Flamenco, playing , tying your self up in knots playing , is the sign of a egocentric attitude and not good musicianship, naturally talented people play by , FEEL, this sense is some thing your born with, and can not be taught.