Here's and advanced Seguirillas falseta hat works nicely for dance. It's starts out pretty straight, but then gets very syncopated in the middle and ends with a groovy compás variation.

Here's and advanced Seguirillas falseta hat works nicely for dance. It's starts out pretty straight, but then gets very syncopated in the middle and ends with a groovy compás variation.

Here's and advanced Seguirillas falseta that works nicely for dance. It's starts out pretty straight, but then gets very syncopated in the middle and ends with a groovy compás variation.

This Seguirillas falseta features Major chords resolving down to minor chords in a slightly different sound for Seguirilla, and ends with an arpeggio/picado section that brings it back to a more traditional Seguirillas kind of sound

This Seguirillas falseta features Major chords resolving down to minor chords in a slightly different sound for Seguirilla, and ends with an arpeggio/picado section that brings it back to a more traditional Seguirillas kind of sound

This Seguirillas falseta features Major chords resolving down to minor chords in a slightly different sound for Seguirilla, and ends with an arpeggio/picado section that brings it back to a more traditional Seguirillas kind of sound

Here’s an uptempo Seguirillas falseta you might want to practice with a capo, given the left-hand stretches involved. In addition to the stretches it’s a good alzapua workout, so make sure you’re relaxed as you learn and practice this one. And try to hear the sextuplets in the alzapua before you ...

Here’s an uptempo Seguirilla falseta you might want to practice with a capo, given the left-hand stretches involved. In addition to the stretches it’s a good alzapua workout, so make sure you’re relaxed as you learn and practice this one. And try to hear the sextuplets in the alzapua before you d...

Here’s an uptempo Seguirillas falseta you might want to practice with a capo, given the left-hand stretches involved. In addition to the stretches it’s a good alzapua workout, so make sure you’re relaxed as you learn and practice this one. And try to hear the sextuplets in the alzapua before you ...

This Seguirilla falseta works best at faster speeds, making it useful for Escobillas or any other time you need a fast-tempo falseta. You’ll want to watch out for the compás, and also for the left hand, which needs to leave space for adjacent open strings to ring. As always, simple doesn’t mean e...

This Seguirilla falseta works best at faster speeds, making it useful for Escobillas or any other time you need a fast-tempo falseta. You’ll want to watch out for the compás, and also for the left hand, which needs to leave space for adjacent open strings to ring. As always, simple doesn’t mean e...

This Seguirilla falseta works best at faster speeds, making it useful for Escobillas or any other time you need a fast-tempo falseta. You’ll want to watch out for the compás, and also for the left hand, which needs to leave space for adjacent open strings to ring. As always, simple doesn’t mean e...

If you're only going to learn one falseta por Seguirillas, learn this one. It's very traditional and it's one you just have to know, even if you don't accompany dance.

Tutorial lesson for the one Seguirilla falseta you really have to know!

Seguirillas Escobilla falseta performance played slower and looped 10X times for easy play-along practice.

Performance of three short falsetas by the maestro Sabicas. They can be played together or as individual fasletas.

Tutorial lesson of three short falsetas by the maestro Sabicas. They can be played together or as individual fasletas.

Three Sabicas Falsetas performance played slower and looped 10X times for easy play-along practice.

Performance of Kai's Seguirilla falseta that he wrote for dance, but that also works well for solo guitar or Cante intro.

Tutorial lesson of Kai's Seguirilla falseta that can be played more or less lyrically depending on your mood.

Kai's Seguirillas falseta performance played slower and looped 10X times for easy play-along practice.

This is a great Seguirilla falseta that features a common polyrhythm. It's mostly thumb, with a great thumb/alzapua remate at the end.

Here's the tutorial lesson for the Manolo Franco Seguirilla Falseta - another great falseta that can be played with some drive to it or in a lyrical manner.

The Manolo Franco Seguirilla falseta performance played slower and looped 10X times for easy play-along practice.