Friday Falseta - Solea - Sabicas Falseta #1 - SLOW/LOOP
Played SLOW & LOOPED • 9m 30s
This Sabicas Soleá falseta will not only work both hands but will also really work the coordination between the two hands. Plus it’s one of the all-time great Soleá falsetas that works at any tempo. Traditional definitely doesn’t always mean easy!
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