Flamenco - El alzapúa (Jorge Berges)

En este video Jorge Berges nos explica en que consiste la tecnica de el alzapúa.
De la guitarra flamenca.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Guitarra
• Flamenco
• Jorge
• Berges

[jorgeparmaflamenco]

@Atienne01 Que bien hablais ,coño! os lo sabeis todo meno que el españo!!! Eso de que iria chabales,pa que los gitanos no se lleven vuestro duende? Os lo pido por favor,si de verdad os importa del flamenco,intentamos primero respetar,no digo el calo,ni digo el andaluz( como tendria que ser)pero por lo meno el castellano!! Por dios! que el dia en que esta globalizacion idiota,le habra trinkao a los gitanos y andaluces el flamenco, el flamenco estara muerto!!!!!!!!!!!! un abrazo.

[gabitubaron]

muito bom ......

[francisflores1]

hola muchas gracias por tus videos ,pero la duda que tengo es de si con la azapua se mueve la muñeca o no se mueve , algunos dicen que si otros que no , y yo cada vez tengo mas dudas ,por que en este video no me parece que usted mueva la muñeca , me lo podrias aclarar gracias

[felixnauta]

Muchas gracias por subir el tutorial, muy ilustrativo.

[Atienne01]

@26JAMM jajaja I think everybody is obsessed with Bulerias at the moment not just the gitanos. However I'm talking about thhe old gypsies that came to Spain around the 14 century (I think). And I disagree I think many gypsies play old flamenco not just new. I think you have to consider that the gypsies that came to Spain and helped create flamenco have intergrated into sociaty now, they may not be what you would consider gypsies now.

[26JAMM]

@Atienne01 if you lived in seville, then you now what is Triana... people say it only for political discurse, gipsies practice flamenco no much time ago (about 100 years ago only). And gipsy only play new flamenco, they dont like old flamenco. And really flamenco is old flamenco, because all styles are old. For example: sevillanas, fandangos, alegrias, bulerias, malagueñas, martinetes, toneleras... this is called "flamenco jondo". did you see any gipsy playing "flamenco jondo"? only bulerias.

[Atienne01]

@26JAMM To be honest I think nobody knows for sure. I lot of people claim different things but there is little evidence to back up either viewpoint. However I think the general consensus among musicologists is that the gypsies did have a lot of influence in it's creation. (i lived in Sevilla for a while and many Flamencos held a similar viewpoint)

[26JAMM]

@Atienne01 Flamenco is a andalusí and castellana fusion styles, no more, the flamenco is before than gypsies. (im from Triana)

[Atienne01]

@vaibanez17 good observation. =) Flamenco was created by many different cultures that were exiled and possibly forced toghether by their expultion (during the catholic reconquest). Therefore it carries many aspects of the moors, jews, gypsies, and other expelled cultures.

[vaibanez17]

Spanish guitar sounds so much like middle eastern guitar. I guess some things of the Moorish reign in Spain hung on through the centuries.