Can someone please tell me what Paco said here

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Arash

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Can someone please tell me what Paco...

Can someone please tell me what Paco said at the end of this video ? It is just a few words

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Ricardo

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RE: Can someone please tell me what ... (in reply to Arash)

It is impossible to hear him while the other person is talking, and he turned his head. I suspect it was about the falsetas being in A minor and that nobody is doing that thing anymore (at the time of that video anyway, 2010 ish I would say). He himself revived the antiquated style late in his career (1998 Rio de Miel), having only that one falseta the kid played from his 1969 album that he used for decades, and he started it but stopped at the end there.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Oct. 21 2025 15:18:48

Arash

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RE: Can someone please tell me what ... (in reply to Ricardo)

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ORIGINAL: Ricardo

It is impossible to hear him while the other person is talking, and he turned his head. I suspect it was about the falsetas being in A minor and that nobody is doing that thing anymore (at the time of that video anyway, 2010 ish I would say). He himself revived the antiquated style late in his career (1998 Rio de Miel), having only that one falseta the kid played from his 1969 album that he used for decades, and he started it but stopped at the end there.

Thanks. Rio de la Miel is one of my favorites. That Tremolo at the start is timeless.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Oct. 21 2025 18:00:59