Bulerias Explained - Level 3 - Good For Intro Falseta by Kai Narezo - SLOW/LOOP
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12m
This Bulerías Falseta combines arpeggio, picado, thumb and some left-hand stretches into a somewhat longer falseta than we’ve seen. It can be used as an introduction but also works anywhere else you’d play a falseta.
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