Miguel Vargas toque de Extremadura

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koenie17

Posts: 438
Joined: Feb. 25 2011
From: España

Miguel Vargas toque de Extremadura

Every now and then you discover new artists, people you have never heard before or maybe didn´t pay attention at first.

A friend of mine posted a video on FB of Miguel Vargas. I don´t remember hearing of him before but what a incredible player, Definately old scool, simple but efective,puro, solid compas and great melodies in acompanyment and solo guitar.
Reminds me a lot of Cepero. I like modern players/flamenco in general but this kind of toque combined with the way he manages the compas confirms for me that many times less is more!

If you haven´t heard of him check him out!

https://youtu.be/8PG_aSn8FpE

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athrane77

Posts: 785
Joined: Feb. 6 2011
From: Reykjavik

RE: Miguel Vargas toque de Extremadura (in reply to koenie17)

oleee
another great video of him

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Apr. 20 2016 18:42:39

orsonw

Posts: 1934
Joined: Jul. 4 2009
From: London

RE: Miguel Vargas toque de Extremadura (in reply to koenie17)

Here are some new videos. The first accompanying La Kaita. I don't speak Spanish but I think perhaps he is explaining the extremadura style in the last two videos?