I love hearing the electric guitar fan boys talking, and then the flamenco fan boys. It's like xbox vs PS3. They are both good, however, they have their differences, but they are both guitars. But honestly, the ONLY people who have a say here, are those who have played both guitars and styles. If you have not, then you have absolutely NO weight to your words. If you have an issue with that, curse me out online, because it wouldn't happen in person.
this shitty music are singed by gypsis, it has nothing to do with people from spain, most of the people even like it, there are 4 different nations with different culture and language with some more interesting music and dance
well thats true but history its so confusing why north america and south america speak spanish and why the dance traditions are not the same as spain for example in mexico they called ballet folklorico and in spain they called flamenco
@dualtek1, two different dance styles. The culture of Mexico is strongly influenced by Indian [Aztec, Toltec, Olmec, etc.] heritage. The influence is apparently similar all the way south with what were once local Indian communities. History is fascinating if you can get to the truth of it.
Does anyone know what form he is playing? I can't get enough of his playing he is extremely skilled. I was guessing he is playing an allegrias, but I could be wrong.
"Sucks" is not a word understood here. Most of the comments are from those who understand and appreciate this music. Critics generally congregate for the purpose of analyzing commercial works of art. This performance here was small & intimate, enjoyed by flamenco aficionados, 7 yrs ago. Therefore, your insults serve no purpose.
sorry everybody!.....i just read the replies to what i wrote and have realised that i wrote the wrong comment for the wrong video.......this is what happens when you watch many videos at once!....but if i were to say anything about this then it would be to say this musician is okay,i can hear he is still learning and finding his technique......he obviously is enjoying himself and that is the main purpose of music,to enjoy and be happy
I met Juan Pedro last March 2007 while attending one of the shows in the Jerez Dance Festival. He came to see a show of another artist from Arcos. He is currently living in Paris, and working there with his guitar. It is next to impossible to make a living with the guitar in Spain; and he is doing well in Paris. I also know his sister, and his guitar teacher JL Balao.
I'm glad to hear Juan Pedro is continuing to work with his guitar, even if it is in Paris. Perhaps on occasional returns to his homeland local Spaniards will be reminded of what they are missing! I live in California and wish I could hear players of his caliber here; I'd like to think they could do well here with audiences and earn enough to make a living.
chan01 response: I'm from Jerez, I used to study guitar with Juan Pedro. The last I heard he was playing here and there for a quite well known flamenco fusion group called "Los Delincuentes", aside from that no idea, but I'm fairly sure he is in Jerez. The piece you recorded at the Taberna is a composition of his, mixing the style of the "rondeña" with the rhythm of the buleria. He was working on it when I was last taking classes with him (7 years ago!) No solo recordings of him to date.
hello.. thanks man..seems like ur so lucky to know a lot. im wondering if i can get good clean mp3 format for that song. do u know any web that provided we to download this song? i really appreciate if u could help me for me this.. im asian actually.. but i loved spanish music more than others. it is coz of amazing guitar technic and somber love song. i like it very much.
I was only quoting something another person told me. His username is "chan01." If you scroll down you'll see where he posted an earlier comment. I then contacted him directly; he replied, and I posted his comment as you saw it. If you want additional information from the source I recommend you contact him directly.
I don't know if he is out of tune, but I must say that the more I listen to this piece the more I think it's a true marvel. Who's this guy for god sake ???!!!
Well if you know at least a little bit about flamenco you'll realize this is not out of tune, he's using an alternative tuning for this palo. And yes you can play flamenco without a microphone, that is what is all about...
If you haven't gone to a juerga then you really just don't know what flamenco is.
aver...con todo el respeto, de condolencias nada. Este guitarrista toca sin microfono porq supongo que el local lo permite, y se oye muy bien. Y ya solo decirte, que a parte de que toca genial, creo que esta tocando un palo flamenco llamado "rondeña" que se toca con la guitarra afinada de manera distinta a la convencional....
He is good! The video itself is not good. And to play in noisy place without mic is very hard too...And different tuning does not make guitar sounds like it is out of tune, it is just make it sound a bit different. You can hear that guitar is little bit out of tune after 1min. 40 sec. of this piece.
So what? It can happen with any guitar Not his fault.You can't stop and correct tuning when perform..Good luck and lots of gigs to him!
Ayayay, forgive me, I must have read your comment badly. I get so angry when people critisize flamenco without playing it , you know... Maybe I got blinded here :(.
And you're right, he is out of tune, I already knew that, but I thought you thought the Rondena modus was weird... My mistake :)
yesterday I played in club, in Ottawa, and it was warm inside, but outside was -25 and I was need to drive one hour (guitar was in cold, cold car)so when I played second song my guitar lost tuning - she don't like such temperature changes... warm-cold-warm
Lorca?
DrVonNostrand 3 months ago
who is the boy that plays so well?
rufus961 5 months ago
woman: this is really good ... no hit ? u serious? LOL :D
DucklingShakespeare 1 year ago
Amazing! This music puts my emotions and brain at work. I've seen things you people wouldn't believe.
And for the fluor heads: Please bugger off!
YouriCarma 1 year ago
viva jerez
kikejerele 1 year ago
I love hearing the electric guitar fan boys talking, and then the flamenco fan boys. It's like xbox vs PS3. They are both good, however, they have their differences, but they are both guitars. But honestly, the ONLY people who have a say here, are those who have played both guitars and styles. If you have not, then you have absolutely NO weight to your words. If you have an issue with that, curse me out online, because it wouldn't happen in person.
Sillyjake86 1 year ago
@Sillyjake86 well said,luckily I play both styles and sometime combine them
SkipyWasHere 1 year ago
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SkipyWasHere 1 year ago
bravissimo, ma come si chiama?
pacolecce 2 years ago
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this shitty music are singed by gypsis, it has nothing to do with people from spain, most of the people even like it, there are 4 different nations with different culture and language with some more interesting music and dance
qeolion 2 years ago
i brefer Mexican guitar
christianz2010 2 years ago
well mexican guitar is tha same thing as spain bcz guitars come from spain
dualtek1 2 years ago
no its not, yes the guitar started in spain but Mexico has surpass spain.
christianz2010 2 years ago
@christianz2010 mexicans are mixed with spainish
SkipyWasHere 1 year ago
@SkipyWasHere mixed with frech spanish and lil bit of black in some parts, but we are not spanish
christianz2010 1 year ago
@christianz2010 i said MIXED with spanish i didnt say they are, ha:D
SkipyWasHere 1 year ago
@dualtek1, are you talking about guitar music or the construction of the instrument?
35mm35 2 years ago
well thats true but history its so confusing why north america and south america speak spanish and why the dance traditions are not the same as spain for example in mexico they called ballet folklorico and in spain they called flamenco
dualtek1 2 years ago
@dualtek1, two different dance styles. The culture of Mexico is strongly influenced by Indian [Aztec, Toltec, Olmec, etc.] heritage. The influence is apparently similar all the way south with what were once local Indian communities. History is fascinating if you can get to the truth of it.
35mm35 2 years ago
esa rola esta rete bien suave
mariodeneza 3 years ago
fantastics guitar player...
any more video??what is his name??
anteknavarch 3 years ago
classy soloing on the edge of mind
billagordon 3 years ago
4:30 in poi Bellissimo
solidus21 3 years ago
eso donde e¿¿
ninoninoerdanonino 3 years ago
yo soy de jerez de la frontera
ninoninoerdanonino 3 years ago
you're all patronising twats !
stefanjo2 3 years ago
Does anyone know what form he is playing? I can't get enough of his playing he is extremely skilled. I was guessing he is playing an allegrias, but I could be wrong.
meanleaner 3 years ago
He's playing the Rondena I guess
dantesque1 3 years ago
sí
voydevinos 2 years ago
what is he name ??? or more video ??
kirmizibasliklikizin 3 years ago
Magnifique , merci ;)
SFDPSFDP 4 years ago 4
Great playing.
123warnhinweis321 4 years ago
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ylju 4 years ago
"Sucks" is not a word understood here. Most of the comments are from those who understand and appreciate this music. Critics generally congregate for the purpose of analyzing commercial works of art. This performance here was small & intimate, enjoyed by flamenco aficionados, 7 yrs ago. Therefore, your insults serve no purpose.
Filbert101 4 years ago 4
sorry everybody!.....i just read the replies to what i wrote and have realised that i wrote the wrong comment for the wrong video.......this is what happens when you watch many videos at once!....but if i were to say anything about this then it would be to say this musician is okay,i can hear he is still learning and finding his technique......he obviously is enjoying himself and that is the main purpose of music,to enjoy and be happy
ylju 3 years ago
This guy obviously doesn't know anything about music. This is a beautiful peace of music . . .
Guitarro13 4 years ago
it's sad that you cant recognize the art skills and passion involved in flamenco
dfdzmtz 4 years ago
It's a different tuning, you twat.
TheDesertWanderer 3 years ago
talking about the tuning,isn't it por rondeñas?
NinoMig 3 years ago
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SkipyWasHere 1 year ago
I met Juan Pedro last March 2007 while attending one of the shows in the Jerez Dance Festival. He came to see a show of another artist from Arcos. He is currently living in Paris, and working there with his guitar. It is next to impossible to make a living with the guitar in Spain; and he is doing well in Paris. I also know his sister, and his guitar teacher JL Balao.
tristan4k 4 years ago
I'm glad to hear Juan Pedro is continuing to work with his guitar, even if it is in Paris. Perhaps on occasional returns to his homeland local Spaniards will be reminded of what they are missing! I live in California and wish I could hear players of his caliber here; I'd like to think they could do well here with audiences and earn enough to make a living.
leviticus1917 4 years ago
ole muchacho es la flamenco puro aqui.
mariotito 4 years ago
chan01 response: I'm from Jerez, I used to study guitar with Juan Pedro. The last I heard he was playing here and there for a quite well known flamenco fusion group called "Los Delincuentes", aside from that no idea, but I'm fairly sure he is in Jerez. The piece you recorded at the Taberna is a composition of his, mixing the style of the "rondeña" with the rhythm of the buleria. He was working on it when I was last taking classes with him (7 years ago!) No solo recordings of him to date.
Filbert101 4 years ago
hello.. thanks man..seems like ur so lucky to know a lot. im wondering if i can get good clean mp3 format for that song. do u know any web that provided we to download this song? i really appreciate if u could help me for me this.. im asian actually.. but i loved spanish music more than others. it is coz of amazing guitar technic and somber love song. i like it very much.
denova1 4 years ago
I was only quoting something another person told me. His username is "chan01." If you scroll down you'll see where he posted an earlier comment. I then contacted him directly; he replied, and I posted his comment as you saw it. If you want additional information from the source I recommend you contact him directly.
Filbert101 4 years ago
anyone please tell me the name of this song. PLEASE!!
denova1 4 years ago
What is this song anyway?
JakeTKD 4 years ago
hey joe! this is really good!!
NEPHILIMgiant 4 years ago
There is so much passion in Spanish guitar;0
robin855 4 years ago
wery good
zayon2154 4 years ago
The guitarist is Juan Pedro Pimentel
chan0l 4 years ago
Tell me more! How do you know this musician... are you from Jerez de la Frontera?
Filbert101 4 years ago
Hey, can you anwer to Filbert... This guy is unknown and it's a genious ! This piece is like an eagle crossing the purple sky...
dantesque1 4 years ago
I don't know if he is out of tune, but I must say that the more I listen to this piece the more I think it's a true marvel. Who's this guy for god sake ???!!!
dantesque1 4 years ago
Wonderful artist!
Keep on playin'!
funfunfun2008 5 years ago
deveras muy bueno!
serginho29 5 years ago
Awesome!
datSilencer 5 years ago
Ele é muy bueno a mi ver, gostei muito do palo e alias, rondena não é pra qualquer um. Sem microfone tem que saber.
celsodomingues 5 years ago
Well if you know at least a little bit about flamenco you'll realize this is not out of tune, he's using an alternative tuning for this palo. And yes you can play flamenco without a microphone, that is what is all about...
If you haven't gone to a juerga then you really just don't know what flamenco is.
charliesoto 5 years ago
yes, exactly!
Ostmar2387 5 years ago
That's why I play this kind of music, is because I don't have to drag a amp or mic around with me all the time.
JakeTKD 4 years ago
hey, Caracolpower is responding to your comment AndreiKrylov, and I think he is right, iform yourself before criticizing.
Ostmar2387 5 years ago
aver...con todo el respeto, de condolencias nada. Este guitarrista toca sin microfono porq supongo que el local lo permite, y se oye muy bien. Y ya solo decirte, que a parte de que toca genial, creo que esta tocando un palo flamenco llamado "rondeña" que se toca con la guitarra afinada de manera distinta a la convencional....
Antes de criticar, informate. saludos.
Caracolpower 5 years ago
That is a favourite video of "Flamenco Judge" ?
My condolences to this musician - plays without microphone in such a noisy place... and his guitar is out in tune...
AndreiKrylov 5 years ago
This is a rondena, so it's tuned differently. You are just ignorant of possibilities of chords there are to use as a tonic chord...idiot.
SefoKaya 5 years ago
Thanks...Where did I say that he is not good?
He is good! The video itself is not good. And to play in noisy place without mic is very hard too...And different tuning does not make guitar sounds like it is out of tune, it is just make it sound a bit different. You can hear that guitar is little bit out of tune after 1min. 40 sec. of this piece.
So what? It can happen with any guitar Not his fault.You can't stop and correct tuning when perform..Good luck and lots of gigs to him!
AndreiKrylov 5 years ago
Ayayay, forgive me, I must have read your comment badly. I get so angry when people critisize flamenco without playing it , you know... Maybe I got blinded here :(.
And you're right, he is out of tune, I already knew that, but I thought you thought the Rondena modus was weird... My mistake :)
SefoKaya 5 years ago
yesterday I played in club, in Ottawa, and it was warm inside, but outside was -25 and I was need to drive one hour (guitar was in cold, cold car)so when I played second song my guitar lost tuning - she don't like such temperature changes... warm-cold-warm
Life is like that too.
AndreiKrylov 5 years ago