Tarantos Explained - Modern Escobilla - Performed Slow & Looped
Played SLOW & LOOPED • 4m 42s
A more modern approach to the Tarantos Escobilla, you can think of this chord progression and arpeggio pattern as a jumping-off point for all sorts of Tarantos Escobilla material or play it as-is. This is played at 52bpm and looped several times.
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