Flamenco Guitar lesson & free Tabs: Estudio de pulgar "El Pilar" Rafael Cortes

This Free Flamenco guitar lesson consists of an intro enabling you to feel the sound and playability of this Sanchis, as well as an inspiring Estudio de pulgar from "El Pilar" of Rafael Cortes in Rodena tuning.

As a tribute to Rafael download the tabs from our site: https://www.lasonanta.eu/en/guitarras-flamencas/hermanos-sanchis-lopez-1f-pal...

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The Sanchis history of guitar making goes back to 1915 when Ricardo Sanchis Nacher (1881-1960) a talented luthier with close ties to Manuel Ramirez, Gonzalez and Domingo Esteso, founded his own shop. The Ricardo Sanchis factory is now led by his grandson, Ricardo Sanchis Carpio, born (1937). Ricardo has been awarded with a master degree in guitar construction since 1970. Recently, adding the fourth generation of luthiers to the Sanchis family, Ricardo's sons, David and Herman Sanchis Lopez, have joined him. Although their production line of flamenco guitars are still made under Ricardo's supervision, they are now marketed as "Guitarras Hermanos Sanchis Lopez".

This 1F Palosanto is impeccably made-with a great attention to detail, inside and outside. The sound is flamenco puro with great rasp and burn, she is responsive and bright, has an excellent projection and firm crispy basses, singing trebles and a solid mid range. Hermanos Sanchis Lopez flamencos have a reputation for extremely easy playability.

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[bed1rhan]

whats the name of the song u play right at the beginnig

thx in advance :)

[GuitarrasFlamenco]

@bed1rhan

The intro at the beginning is one of Rezar his personal compositions.

La Sonanta

[amityaadav]

Beautiful, I love this lesson!