Start here if you're ready to dive in to Bulerias. The better you train your right hand to stay in compás regardless of what the left hand is doing, the better and more reliable your compás will be.
Taken from the Bulerias Compás tutorial video, we've put together 1 minute of compás and looped them 10X times so for easy play-along practice.
Bulerias often goes into a 2-feel compás that can last for a while. Here we look at how stay on top of that groove and one of the more traditional 2-feel Buleria bits that I generally associate most with Moraito and Tomatito, though really they're quite traditional.
Guitar: 2003 Antonio Marin Montero (https://tinyurl.com/y7lmdql5)
Here's Kai Narezo with a Flamenco Explained lesson about practicing picado and alzapua technique while also practicing your Bulerias compás. Kai plays a 2003 Antonio Marin Montero flamenco blanca.
Huge thanks to Jurgen Reisch ...
This is one of the ultimate Buleria Pro Tips - If you’ve ever wondered why flamenco players tap their feet in this way for Bulerias, or if you’ve just struggled to learn this, this video is for you! Kai explains why it’s so useful and shows you how to learn to keep yourself in compás simply by le...
This is what you've been working towards - palmas patterns for Bulerias. It's a lot like the other 12-count patterns, but a lot faster!
There's nothing else in flamenco guitar that is more confusing to guitarists learning Buleria. It's a little confusing at first, but we have a trick to teach your right hand to keep it under control.
Guitar: 1962 Miguel Rodriguez (https://tinyurl.com/y73wkuad)
Here's Kai Narezo with a Flamenco Explained lesson on some great Bulerias material by Moraito that helps understand how bits of compás flow into one another. Kai plays a stunning 1962 Miguel Rodriguez flamenco blanca.
Huge thanks t...
Watch this to see what we'll be covering in the Buleria 1 Guitar Solo lesson or to refresh your memory once you've gone through the lesson.
This Bulerias guitar solo features a bunch of Kai's falsetas which cover some really important aspects of Buleria phrasing and a lot of techniques including, thumb, picado, arpeggio, alzapua and rasgueado. This one gets a little syncopated!
Taken from the Bulerias 1 Guitar Solo tutorial video, we've put together 3:40 minutes of the falsetas and looped them 10X times so for easy play-along practice.
Here's a great Moraito falseta por bulerias that also happens to be a great picado workout. It's not that hard to play, but it's definitely not beginner material. It features a bunch of little picado bursts, many of which start on one string and continue on another. Perfect for cleaning up your t...
Here's a bulerias falseta I wrote that's almost all arpeggio. It's got that 2 over 3 thing where we play three note phrases but in 8th notes (two notes per beat), and it also has a few faster triplet arpeggios thrown in. It's a nice all-purpose falseta that will also give your arpeggios a workout.
Friday Falseta Kai Narezo Jazzy Bulería Falseta - Performance
Friday Falseta Kai Narezo Jazzy Bulería Falseta - Tutorial
Friday Falseta Kai Narezo Jazzy Bulería Falseta - LOOP
Friday Falseta Tomatito Bulería Falseta #1 - Performance
Friday Falseta Tomatito Bulería Falseta #1- Tutorial
Friday Falseta Tomatito Bulería Falseta #1- LOOP
Friday Falseta - Bulerias de Kai Falseta - Performance
Friday Falseta - Bulerias de Kai Falseta - Tutorial
Friday Falseta - Bulerias de Kai Falseta - LOOP
You've heard Paco and Tomatito play this falseta, as well as tons of other players. It's a killer Alzapua falseta that starts on one. You couldn't ask for a much better Alzapua workout for your right hand.
Friday Falseta - Buleria - A Minor Traditional Falseta - Performance - FREE
