Siempre ha habido grandes guitarristas flamencos, y Paco Peña es uno de ellos. En contra de lo que muchos piensan, Paco de Lucía no es el único que hay que escuchar y todos estamos de acuerdo en que es el mejor. El siguió el camino de asociarse a músicos de jazz y otros, como Manolo Sanlúcar, que se acercó más al mundo de la música clásica, o Serranito, o Paco Peña, que ha colaborado con John Williams, Inti-ilimani, y Eduardo Falú, han seguido otros caminos, que merecen el mismo respeto.
@GuitarMaster2410 !!SEE MUY BUNEO TU COMENTARIO COMPI =), PERO ADEMÁS, PACO PEÑA COMPONE LA MAYORÍA DE LA MÚSICA QUE TOCA Y HA APORTADO MUCHO CON LA GUITARRA. PACO FUE EL QUE IDEO E INICIÓ EL FESTIVAL DE GUITARRA DE CORDOBA A DONDE ACUDEN TANTO GUITARRISTAS CLÁSICOS COMO FLAMENCOS; HABLESE DE PACO DE LUCÍA, PEPE ROMERO, JOHN WILLIAMS, TOMATITO ETC.. BRAVO POR PACO PEÑA =D
Yes very pure flamenco. I like many styles and variations of flamenco, but there is something "punchy" about this :) Now learning pieces from Penas book "Toques Flamencos"! They are really cool and I will post some I've learned after I have reached something that is even close to "perfection" :)
We cannot compare the two Pacos. One is a virtuoso of the guitar and the other one is a pure flamenco perfectionist.. Its a pity they never played together in unison
Not technical enough??? His technique is unbelievable- to play even 5 seconds with the touch, sound and rhythm that he gets is beyond most very good guitarists- the way he colours and phrases the whole thing is unique as well. A lot of good players good play the notes but their technique wouldn't be good enough to get them to have the right effect.
I say to those who don't think he is not technical enough. Just watch some videos from him and Focus on his thumb finger's("P" finger's) Alzapua technic. He is unique in speed , clearity and rhythm, Specialy when he was young.
Paco came to my little Artsy..yet Hillbilly town of Tryon North Carolina a few years ago. He was with a few other flamenco guitarists and some dancers both male and female. For two and a half hours we were spell bound beyond reason! Can't even put in into words.......Dale
@herbnik Rosewood on the top? That seems unlikely. It is usually Spruce or Cedar. Just hard to tell because sometimes cedar can be light beige and sometimes spruce can be darker.
True. Similarities abound in so many types of music. The distinction is relevant considering the differing origins and repertoire.
A dominant conversation is with respect to the particular, unique tradition of Flamenco as a distinct art form worthy of undiluted conservation. Other genre are influenced by Flamenco, but Flamenco remains conservative.
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Paco Peña has missed out on the evolution of the flamenco guitar of the last forty years. For me he is the most boring flamenco player alive. "Muy payo"
That Paco Peña plays traditional flamenco is his own choice. That you find him boring, ok, there's no accounting for taste. But your comment suggests, to say the least, that you find him boring because he has missed out on the evolution of flamenco guitar. And that is about the most stupid argument to dislike types of music. How boring Bach must be then, he has missed out on 250 years of 'classical music evolution'!
You´re actually right. What I meant to say is that the modern flamenco guitar is on a higher level in every aspect than forty years ago. You can´t say the same about the evolution from pre-classical to classical music. Again, in my opinion.
"The evolution of the flamenco guitar"? It's traditional, not something that is supposed to evolve. Times have changed and the Gypsies don't roam anymore, they live in housing projects. We're lucky to have Flamenco music at all.
Este hombre ha pasado por alto de la evolución de la guitarra flamenca en los últimos 40 años. Si te gusta bien, pero a mi me aburre a los dos segundos de escucharlo.
amigo está bien que no le guste su ejecución, pero no pase por alto que este señor es garante de la tradición del flamenco, al igual que Paco de Lucía, Tomatito y todos los que han expandido este género
ahi unos pasajes de arpegios tomados de una obra de paco de lucia "recuerdo a Patiño", seguramente sera como los escritores cuando utilizan citas de autoridad...un grande haciendo mencion indirecta y tacitamente a otro grande de la guitarra....Increible!
Dudo que le copie algo a paco de lucia... si esos musicos tienen su orgullo, más bien eso que dices paco de lucia se lo tomó al niño miguel... pero en fin... lo ma´s correcto es decir que lo hayan tomado de esos tocaores gitanos, de andalucia, de esos toques antiguos. No glorifiques a un solo guitarrista que por ahi copian muchas cosas de otros que son anónimos y se lo registran como propios.
Si, es verdad lo que me decis de no glorificar a un solo musico.Pero, en primer lugar yo nunca dije que se lo haya copiado sino mas bien que lo utilizaba como "cita de autoridad", es decir como una reminiscencia al a unas cadencias de paco...de todas maneras soy un neofito en la guitarra flamenca y reconozco pude incurrir en el error de que esa cadencia ya pudiera haber sido empleada anteriormente...gracias por tu comentario...saludos desde argentina
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I think De Lucia is to technical, kinda lost some of the guitar feeling, while Pena brings a very nice combination of technique with flamenco melody ...
i don't think tabs for stuff like this are available you'll have to learn to play an 'alegrias', or recognize the progression he is playing and make your own little version of it, which is the fun part!
I find it so unjust that paco pena, one of greatest guitarists the world has ever seen, has such a tiny wikipedia file. But if you look at eric claptons, it's huge! Anyone want to make Paco a lovely huge page for wiki?? I'm busy at the moment...
lol flamenco guitar with wooden friction pegs rare find. these guys get the point of the guitar as a polyphonic instrument and not just for insane wanking.
I love paco pena! I went to see his show twice in the netherlands! It was so amazing, i forgot to breath! flamenco is one of the most beautiful things. It gives me such a warm feeling.
inutile d'essayer de le comparer à Vicente , Paco , Moraito ou Tomatito , il suffit de dire que cette musique réjouit notre coeur au plus profond de notre être
Flamenco is not usually named by the "piece" but by the form or "palo." Performers play in a form, but hardly ever put it together exactly the same way twice. In this case it is an alegrias in the key of E. You might identify it by saying "Paco Peña's alegrias in E.
well, I think the role of improvisation is somewhat overrated: most pieces are often played about the same, with improvisation only here and there. But that of course depends on the players and the style: in the somewhat more complex pieces Pena plays, improvisation is more limited than De Lucia's playing, for instance. Defeinitely most of Pena's pieces are quite easily recognisable, especially by those who have his recordings.
You are right. I was responding to the idea of a piece having a "name" per se. There are a few pieces that are played the same by everyone who plays them, such as Panaderos (by Estaban de San Lucar, I believe). Everyone who plays it (including PdL) plays it the same note for note. But then, I'm not sure you could call that one flamenco except for the fact that it is played almost exclusively by flamenco guitarists. Thanks for the post.
I think the title was "Los Veleros" (from "Medina Azahara") with some improvisation tmjcbs. Thx for sharing us this movie... I really love this Alegrias!
excillent upload , 6 people are idiots
NINJATRONdnb 2 weeks ago
pure art
4tt1 1 month ago
good job
BOGZASV8MA 1 month ago
d+
JULIO8749 2 months ago
chavo del 8
e445s 2 months ago
Beautiful! And what an accurate comment from the 'classical music evolution',
globolinksss 2 months ago
He is absolute perfect.
apetik70 2 months ago
credit to the chap who wrote this as well....
kooliozful 4 months ago
ALWAYS PERFECT TECHNIQUE AND QUALITY!
tommy2z2z 4 months ago
Who can help me find the sheet or tabs for this song?
Stief1965 4 months ago
Can somebody give me the sheets of this song?
Allenamenlukken 4 months ago
@Allenamenlukken if you ever find the sheets or tab plese let me know :)
Trinitrotoluenador 2 months ago
this is just an amazing piece of music and art
soroushkhoda 5 months ago
I think this is perfect flamenco.
apetik70 5 months ago
estupendo!
ape09090 6 months ago
Siempre ha habido grandes guitarristas flamencos, y Paco Peña es uno de ellos. En contra de lo que muchos piensan, Paco de Lucía no es el único que hay que escuchar y todos estamos de acuerdo en que es el mejor. El siguió el camino de asociarse a músicos de jazz y otros, como Manolo Sanlúcar, que se acercó más al mundo de la música clásica, o Serranito, o Paco Peña, que ha colaborado con John Williams, Inti-ilimani, y Eduardo Falú, han seguido otros caminos, que merecen el mismo respeto.
GuitarMaster2410 7 months ago
@GuitarMaster2410 !!SEE MUY BUNEO TU COMENTARIO COMPI =), PERO ADEMÁS, PACO PEÑA COMPONE LA MAYORÍA DE LA MÚSICA QUE TOCA Y HA APORTADO MUCHO CON LA GUITARRA. PACO FUE EL QUE IDEO E INICIÓ EL FESTIVAL DE GUITARRA DE CORDOBA A DONDE ACUDEN TANTO GUITARRISTAS CLÁSICOS COMO FLAMENCOS; HABLESE DE PACO DE LUCÍA, PEPE ROMERO, JOHN WILLIAMS, TOMATITO ETC.. BRAVO POR PACO PEÑA =D
elpataschuecas 6 months ago
FOR ANYONE WHO IS CURIOUS. THIS IS AN IMPROVISED VERSION OF HIS SONG "LOS VELEROS" (Alegrias)
toquedesoto 7 months ago
very beautiful playing!!
entredosaguas16 8 months ago
That was wonderful.
imshippyupup 9 months ago
Yes very pure flamenco. I like many styles and variations of flamenco, but there is something "punchy" about this :) Now learning pieces from Penas book "Toques Flamencos"! They are really cool and I will post some I've learned after I have reached something that is even close to "perfection" :)
GuitaristaDeFlamenco 9 months ago
Definitely a Gerundino- has the headstock.
jamh2000 9 months ago
We cannot compare the two Pacos. One is a virtuoso of the guitar and the other one is a pure flamenco perfectionist.. Its a pity they never played together in unison
buscapleitosNo1 11 months ago
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uneedtherapy42 1 year ago
something about the way this guy plays really speaks to me. Very similar to Sabicas!!
macrino1 1 year ago 2
@macrino1 SABICAS WAS ABIG INFLUENCE ON PACO PENA, AND HE HAS PLAYED MANY SABICAS FALSETTAS
mrboppman1 9 months ago
my best guess is cedar + cypress
delameu 1 year ago
@delameu IT IS CEDAR CYPRESS PERHAPS A GERUNDINO
mrboppman1 9 months ago
I would love to see the two Pacos playing together, though their styles are very different
buscapleitosNo1 1 year ago
Out of all types of acoustic guitar styles and genres. Flamenco players amaze me the most.
Benj888 1 year ago
Not technical enough??? His technique is unbelievable- to play even 5 seconds with the touch, sound and rhythm that he gets is beyond most very good guitarists- the way he colours and phrases the whole thing is unique as well. A lot of good players good play the notes but their technique wouldn't be good enough to get them to have the right effect.
jamh2000 1 year ago
I say to those who don't think he is not technical enough. Just watch some videos from him and Focus on his thumb finger's("P" finger's) Alzapua technic. He is unique in speed , clearity and rhythm, Specialy when he was young.
magicclips 1 year ago
Paco came to my little Artsy..yet Hillbilly town of Tryon North Carolina a few years ago. He was with a few other flamenco guitarists and some dancers both male and female. For two and a half hours we were spell bound beyond reason! Can't even put in into words.......Dale
ruckerd2324 1 year ago
What is the wood on his guitar? Too dark to be spruce, I think.
Dzakovich000 1 year ago
Probably rosewood. It is quite often used on flamenco guitars
herbnik 1 year ago
@herbnik Rosewood on the top? That seems unlikely. It is usually Spruce or Cedar. Just hard to tell because sometimes cedar can be light beige and sometimes spruce can be darker.
Dzakovich000 1 year ago
@Dzakovich000 You're right of course...rosewood's only used for back & sides. maybe red cedar?
herbnik 1 year ago
@Dzakovich000 top looks like cedar, back and sides look like maple.
delameu 1 year ago
@delameu Sounds plausible.
But...
How did you see the back lol!
Dzakovich000 1 year ago
@Dzakovich000 ...assuming back is the same as sides, usually is
delameu 1 year ago
@Dzakovich000 look into the soundhole
yestragitaarbouw 10 months ago
@Dzakovich000 or cypress for back
delameu 1 year ago
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realguitarstudent 1 year ago
my favorite guitarist <3
AllW0RtHYx0 1 year ago 2
paco te pareces a chespiritoooooo!!!
deathinthewind 2 years ago 2
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mhuipe 2 years ago
@deathinthewind jaaaajaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!
es cierto.
deresacaenresaca 2 years ago
BEST GUITAR PLAYER!
mirbaalatas 2 years ago 2
That looks like the late Tim Russert from NBC in the audience (mid-left).
sistalinda 2 years ago
Eviva il FLAMENCO
5****
SwingJazz1000 2 years ago
eso fue muy linda
CivilianSheepdog 2 years ago
This guy is one of the best classical guitarists i have ever seen.
schecterowns 2 years ago 2
this is flamenco guitar... it is usually considered a different style and not called classical... but i would agree that he is one of the best!
TonalPartizan 2 years ago
He is one of the best Flameco guitarists. I'm not sure if he performs any of the classical repertoire.
sistalinda 2 years ago
There are however strong similarities between Alegrias, and Spanish 'art music' (classical).
gnomebottom 2 years ago
True. Similarities abound in so many types of music. The distinction is relevant considering the differing origins and repertoire.
A dominant conversation is with respect to the particular, unique tradition of Flamenco as a distinct art form worthy of undiluted conservation. Other genre are influenced by Flamenco, but Flamenco remains conservative.
sistalinda 2 years ago
Good point!
gnomebottom 2 years ago
also great composer :D
thedopemaster 2 years ago
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Paco Peña has missed out on the evolution of the flamenco guitar of the last forty years. For me he is the most boring flamenco player alive. "Muy payo"
szirm79 2 years ago
That Paco Peña plays traditional flamenco is his own choice. That you find him boring, ok, there's no accounting for taste. But your comment suggests, to say the least, that you find him boring because he has missed out on the evolution of flamenco guitar. And that is about the most stupid argument to dislike types of music. How boring Bach must be then, he has missed out on 250 years of 'classical music evolution'!
tmjcbs 2 years ago 48
You´re actually right. What I meant to say is that the modern flamenco guitar is on a higher level in every aspect than forty years ago. You can´t say the same about the evolution from pre-classical to classical music. Again, in my opinion.
szirm79 2 years ago
he plays "classical flamenco" but he does it perfectly and it's beautiful, no?
NinoMig 2 years ago 17
Well said HAHA.
ILikeClassicalGuitar 1 year ago
@tmjcbs Bach is boring . . .
okendido 1 year ago
@okendido ...... No you just have no concept of reality. Asshole.
Cuneglasus 1 year ago
@tmjcbs Jeremy Bentham would disagree with that kind sir
thomasgiannini 11 months ago
@tmjcbs Superb comment ! :-))) And ever so true !
DanaFritzy 6 months ago
@tmjcbs
aunque sea flamenco tradicional es increible. solo hay que escucharlo pa entenderlo xD
mawsterin 6 months ago
@tmjcbs please let Bach in peace =)
Intilo 5 months ago
Responder a este vídeo... matiza bonitom este maestro!
Intilo 5 months ago
@tmjcbs
JULIO8749 2 months ago
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workingstiff19 2 years ago
"The evolution of the flamenco guitar"? It's traditional, not something that is supposed to evolve. Times have changed and the Gypsies don't roam anymore, they live in housing projects. We're lucky to have Flamenco music at all.
workingstiff19 2 years ago 2
@szirm79 He have chosen for the pure side of Flamenco. Vi Va FLamenco Puro!
joesdeskater 1 month ago
Este hombre ha pasado por alto de la evolución de la guitarra flamenca en los últimos 40 años. Si te gusta bien, pero a mi me aburre a los dos segundos de escucharlo.
szirm79 2 years ago
amigo está bien que no le guste su ejecución, pero no pase por alto que este señor es garante de la tradición del flamenco, al igual que Paco de Lucía, Tomatito y todos los que han expandido este género
Alejandrakoxxx 2 years ago
Wow, his guitar sings!!!
1Hope4All 2 years ago 2
I love how he ends, he puts his hand in the air!
depaz10 2 years ago
Que gran Tocaor!....
ahi unos pasajes de arpegios tomados de una obra de paco de lucia "recuerdo a Patiño", seguramente sera como los escritores cuando utilizan citas de autoridad...un grande haciendo mencion indirecta y tacitamente a otro grande de la guitarra....Increible!
matthiasmetal 2 years ago
Dudo que le copie algo a paco de lucia... si esos musicos tienen su orgullo, más bien eso que dices paco de lucia se lo tomó al niño miguel... pero en fin... lo ma´s correcto es decir que lo hayan tomado de esos tocaores gitanos, de andalucia, de esos toques antiguos. No glorifiques a un solo guitarrista que por ahi copian muchas cosas de otros que son anónimos y se lo registran como propios.
Saludos.
mentevisualizadora 2 years ago
Si, es verdad lo que me decis de no glorificar a un solo musico.Pero, en primer lugar yo nunca dije que se lo haya copiado sino mas bien que lo utilizaba como "cita de autoridad", es decir como una reminiscencia al a unas cadencias de paco...de todas maneras soy un neofito en la guitarra flamenca y reconozco pude incurrir en el error de que esa cadencia ya pudiera haber sido empleada anteriormente...gracias por tu comentario...saludos desde argentina
matthiasmetal 2 years ago
tiriti tran tran tran... esas alegrias ... magia pura
nanoflamenco90 2 years ago
Brilliant as always... there is not a single performance of Paco Pena's which is less than brilliant.
hillaroo666 2 years ago
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omg he's almost as good as i am
roryisgoed 3 years ago
Ones who are good do not brag....
eagl02 3 years ago
hes probably joking leave him alone
frank00003 3 years ago 2
:))
guitarstudyhome 2 years ago
Soooo talented.
georgerocksmysocks 3 years ago
bastard! wish I could play like this. Still can't decide who's got better skills Pena or De Lucia. Both bad asses
dmd54 3 years ago
they both have their unique styles, when it comes to the people who create history its not just to say who's the best!
amityaadav 3 years ago
thats the point
Davidoff73 2 years ago
manitas de plata
bishopdante 3 years ago
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I think De Lucia is to technical, kinda lost some of the guitar feeling, while Pena brings a very nice combination of technique with flamenco melody ...
guitarstudyhome 2 years ago
Anyone got tabs for this?
camilo567 3 years ago
i don't think tabs for stuff like this are available you'll have to learn to play an 'alegrias', or recognize the progression he is playing and make your own little version of it, which is the fun part!
frank00003 3 years ago
Generally in A major ,E ,A, D ,A ,E ,A.
CALZOLA 3 years ago
I find it so unjust that paco pena, one of greatest guitarists the world has ever seen, has such a tiny wikipedia file. But if you look at eric claptons, it's huge! Anyone want to make Paco a lovely huge page for wiki?? I'm busy at the moment...
rednut27 3 years ago
it's because the younger generation does not comprehend flamenco guitar :).. though i guess i am too young
frank00003 3 years ago
he uses his pinky
daaaamnnnnnnnnnnn
LowKeyFloa 3 years ago
al;sdjkf;asodifja;sdl
don't know what else to type...just fucking wowa;sldkfja;sdfasd
guitarguy1685 3 years ago
man
awesome
i mean above awesomeness
bajdoub 3 years ago
lol flamenco guitar with wooden friction pegs rare find. these guys get the point of the guitar as a polyphonic instrument and not just for insane wanking.
s2p3r 3 years ago
Me encanta la ejecución del trémolo en esta pieza, está perfectamente acompasado... acojonante!!
aleamb 3 years ago
Thanks Paco. I have been to your shows and love every minute of it, especially your solos.
ARANJUEZCM 3 years ago
Paco Pena is the shit...wish I could play this well. in another life maybe
dmd54 3 years ago
I love paco pena! I went to see his show twice in the netherlands! It was so amazing, i forgot to breath! flamenco is one of the most beautiful things. It gives me such a warm feeling.
sjaarie 3 years ago 3
Awesome performance. Anyone know where i can get the sheet music or tabs for this piece?
mr1madmonkey 4 years ago
get a book.
hennas87 3 years ago
What book?
mr1madmonkey 3 years ago
lol
geniousyo 3 years ago
I try to transcribed (and play it) by
watching the movie. Sorry if there some mistakes, you can look at my video in case my transcription isn't what you're looking for.
LanangYogya 3 years ago
dit is super
piewiewouters 4 years ago 2
i need the scores or tabs of this song please send me if you find them
si alguien encuentra las tablaturas o partituras de la cancion que nos las pase por favor
Gracias
ingeniebrio89 4 years ago
buy it !
Jive51 3 years ago
inutile d'essayer de le comparer à Vicente , Paco , Moraito ou Tomatito , il suffit de dire que cette musique réjouit notre coeur au plus profond de notre être
medico33 4 years ago
Paco's style is the original.
gitar68 4 years ago
I loved this so much I had to try to play it. Please check out my Alegrias video response:))
duendesoul 4 years ago
Paco Peña is magnificent---a great maestro and with such beautiful music and so very flamenco.
TomasJimenezGuitar 4 years ago
Paco is very easy on the ears, but try to play this stuff and you will find it deceivingly difficult. I love this guy.
duendesoul 4 years ago
Magnificent :) I like it :)
danielos190 4 years ago
Please, is it possible to find a partition or tabs for thios piece ? I should want to play it truly...
christiandregabeti 4 years ago
The guy rox
gamerska 4 years ago
One of my favorites...all my life
gmihut 4 years ago
excellent
fappriut 4 years ago
his quitar is like him child,friend
halil0935 5 years ago
love love love this tune
jimmyp37 5 years ago
It is Peña.
wladimirlenin 5 years ago
Thanks for the post! Anything Paco Pena is GOLD by me.
duendesoul 5 years ago
if anybody can help me out with either the title or at least the style, I'd appreciate it.
tmjcbs 5 years ago
it is an alegrias. thanks it's a lovely piece
deernardz 5 years ago
Flamenco is not usually named by the "piece" but by the form or "palo." Performers play in a form, but hardly ever put it together exactly the same way twice. In this case it is an alegrias in the key of E. You might identify it by saying "Paco Peña's alegrias in E.
jimmac42 5 years ago
well, I think the role of improvisation is somewhat overrated: most pieces are often played about the same, with improvisation only here and there. But that of course depends on the players and the style: in the somewhat more complex pieces Pena plays, improvisation is more limited than De Lucia's playing, for instance. Defeinitely most of Pena's pieces are quite easily recognisable, especially by those who have his recordings.
tmjcbs 5 years ago
You are right. I was responding to the idea of a piece having a "name" per se. There are a few pieces that are played the same by everyone who plays them, such as Panaderos (by Estaban de San Lucar, I believe). Everyone who plays it (including PdL) plays it the same note for note. But then, I'm not sure you could call that one flamenco except for the fact that it is played almost exclusively by flamenco guitarists. Thanks for the post.
jimmac42 5 years ago
I seem to recognize Sabicas'falsetas from an old recording
NormanMac 3 years ago
@tmjcbs Actually, Paco is playing mostly Sabicas falsettas here.
Guitarwizard 1 year ago
I think the title was "Los Veleros" (from "Medina Azahara") with some improvisation tmjcbs. Thx for sharing us this movie... I really love this Alegrias!
LanangYogya 3 years ago