RE: solea por buleria

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XXX

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RE: solea por buleria (in reply to Ricardo)

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ORIGINAL: Ricardo
Solea por medio:

Thats some SICK rasgeados.

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Ricardo

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RE: solea por buleria (in reply to XXX)

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ORIGINAL: Deniz

quote:

ORIGINAL: Ricardo
Solea por medio:

Thats some SICK rasgeados.

Thanks, its mostly just iami,iami, etc with i up on the beat.

Just wanted to add, though they sound very different, I don't really think they are different forms, only that there are inevitable consequences of the interpretation when the tempos are so different. Perhaps that translates to a different "aire", but it is not more complex than just what happens naturally when playing at different speeds.

Ricardo

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