Hi

I'm really enjoying the lessons, kudos to Kai. I'm not a beginner guitarist, but I still need work to master staying in the compas.

Would you recommend to master Solea before moving to learn other palos? Do you think learning different palos at the same time is counterproductive? Like moving from Solea to Tangos (12 beats vs 4) as recommended without having mastered Solea.

And what's a good palo to learn after Tangos? :)

Thanks!

Hey Dan - I do generally recommend that people stay with Soleá for a good while, but I also recognize the reality that we all get restless sometimes. So if it means you'll play more then by all means choose a Palo to work on alongside your Soleá study. Tangos is definitely a good one, as the stark difference between the 12 and the 4 feels, along with the different keys, will keep them separate in your mind/ear as you assimilate them.
After Tangos it's really up to you - it's just not that important what order you learn them in. You could try the Sevillanas (mine or the traditional ones, depending on where your technique is) to have a 'piece' to play, or you could jump in to Bulerias or Alegrias. Up to you!
Cheers,
Kai

Thanks Kai!!