Tarantas Explained - Intro Falseta by Kai Narezo - Played Slow & Looped
Arpeggio Falsetas
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6m 31s
One of my falsetas that I use as an intro, this one features some advanced arpeggio patterns and a bit of alzapua and thumb at the end. It’s really two falsetas joined together, but since I almost always play them as one I thought I’d present them that way here. This is played slow and looped several times.
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