Sabicas

Sabicas The Flamenco Master !

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• Sabicas
• flamenco
• guitar
• master
• classical

[echisenefrega]

nada de creatividad pueden solo imitar solo eso!!!!!

es como si yo copiaria la monnalisa....que crees que soy leonardo?

[halherta]

Well Sabicas is definitely the Leonardo da Vinci of flamenco guitar!

[Louragu]

Not one of my favorite Sabicas compositions but He was by far the best flamenco guitarist who ever lived and all these other phonies couldn't shine his shoes.When I was about 14 or so my wonderful father took me and my brother to see him perform in Manhattan and had the honor to go back stage and meet him and take pictures with him.I will treasure those pictures forever.I miss him.

[Alherga]

El genio se compone del dos por ciento de talento y del noventa y ocho por ciento de perseverante aplicación.Ludwig van Beethoven

[MrProvinciania]

@Lyux te agradesco tanto tu comentario xq lo ignoraba un abrazo guitarrero!!!!

[foxboxer4]

Oliyeyeeyeaa

Playing the tongue can not describe the splendor,

There are pieces on the guitar has a lot of magic and creativity

There is an amazing musical pieces

The band famous for the Bahraini brothers instrumentals such fantastic

Generally delivered on the video my friend

Greetings to you

[havokbaphomet666]

@Rekatar Hah, if only i were born in Spain in the 50s in Aldalucia.

[juanjoguitarrista95]

sabicas es una maquina tocando pero como compositor no me gusta nada.....

[Rekatar]

if only they had HD in the 70s..

[poupee58]

Fuck van Halen wanker .This is sabicas.

[pattietatoo]

@Louragu I agree with you wholeheartedly. Sabicas was probably one of the greatest ever...but there are many good players such as Ramon Montoya whom Sabicas learned from. Listen to some Pepe Martinez and Moraito etc.

[WhiteAbenaki]

Imo, Sabicas is not a good composer. His pieces all sound the same, hardly distinguishable from a montage of virtuosic warm-up techniques. I've never heard a piece by Sabicas where a musical idea was exposited and developed. It's similar to listening to some of the lesser works of Chopin and Liszt: all technique, little composing; one flourish after another without context. It's more like mood music or "wow" music, depending on how you want to look at it.

[terriesales]

I found it, and it wasn't to this wonderful song but another.  The dancer I was trying to find was Joaquin Cortes. Thanks for all your help.

[terriesales]

Thank you for the information Thomeguitar