Friday Falseta - Bulerias de Kai Falseta - Performance
Friday Falseta Kai Narezo Alegrías Falseta #2 - Performance
Friday Falseta - Kai Narezo Tangos Alzapua Workout Falseta 2 - Performance
Friday Falseta Kai Narezo Tangos Alzapua Workout - Performance
Friday Falseta Kai Narezo Jazzy Bulería Falseta - Performance
Friday Falseta - Kai Narezo Guajira Falseta No 1 - Performance
Friday Falseta - Hated Solea Slur Falseta - Performance
Friday Falseta - Kai Narezo Tangos Falseta 1 - Performance
Friday Falseta - Fandangos de Huelva falseta by Juan Fernandez - Performance
Get your triplets going with this Alegrías Escobilla Falseta - traditional-ish with a lot of emphasis on the left hand.
Friday Falseta - Soleá Falseta by Moraíto - Performance
Friday Falseta - Alegrías Falseta Minera Chords - Performance
If you're only going to learn one falseta por Seguirillas, learn this one. It's very traditional and it's one you just have to know, even if you don't accompany dance.
Friday Falseta - Soleá Falseta for Dance - Performance
If you dare... watch to the end to witness Kai Narezo's undertaking of the cursed claws in this nail maintenance guide for guitarists.
Here’s a beautiful falseta for Campanilleros - one of the flamenco Christmas songs that usually has lyrics relating to the Nativity. This particular falseta has a lovely simple melody that isn’t as easy to play as it sounds, so it’s a great study for smoothness in both hands and for coordinating ...
Friday Falseta - Bulerías falseta by Quique Paredes - Performance
Performance of three short falsetas by the maestro Sabicas. They can be played together or as individual fasletas.
Friday Falseta - Tangos - Enrique Melchor Falseta Performance
These Sevillanas for solo guitar are great for learning Sevillanas, working on your technique and accompanying dance, too. Learn one at a time, and each one will be easier than the previous one as you get the hang of the structure.
Solea is the oldest of the flamenco forms and having a good understanding of Soleá will help you in all aspects of flamenco. Plus, it's traditional for guitarists to start here. This solo covers all of the essential concepts and techniques that we will look at in other videos.
This short Tangos solo features a lot of compás and three falsetas that cover arpeggio, alzapua and picado techniques. You can learn it as played or you can think of it as a template for dropping in new falsetas and compás variations as you learn them.
Taranta - From The Forums - Kai answers a question from the forums in this video about Tarantas.
The question is: "I’m wondering if Kai (or anyone else) has other favorite/traditional chord shapes/progressions in this key? I’m also curious whether there is a name for the Tarantas position lik...
Some quick tips on Rondeña, in C# Phrygian to get you going before the full palo release including tuning, chords and voicings.
