Guajira groove between 2 chords
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„Guajira“ is a cuban rhythm quite similar to the rumba. Its origin is from the canarian islands (Spain), and so „white music“. Mixing with the black influences from african slaves in Cuba the rythm developed to the so called „son“. Guillermo Portabales is a typical composer of guajira songs (just check them out on youtube, f.e. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dat8FA6z45Y&feature=related )
Cube198 said,
April 11, 2010 @ 12:44 am
This is so great, thank you so much for bringing a world music flair to this site! It seems that for me to really get in to this groove I had to find a couple subtle accent notes to stress, nothing huge or dramatic, just a slight emphasis…
I feel honored that you, Thomas and other hugely talented players take the time to share your gifts with the world!
Hola from Nuevo Mexico!
Saludos y mil gracias!
toshiko said,
April 11, 2010 @ 12:37 am
Wow – great Gigu! I really appreciate your worldly grooves!
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soporific said,
April 24, 2010 @ 8:16 pm
Hey Gigu!
Just a thought..
Since you’re really working with world-music, I was wondering if you do flamenco-stuff too. If not, but you’re interested, there are these cd’s on the market, called “solo-compas”, that can give you a good look inside the rhythms and time-signatures. I worked with them a lot in my guitar-days.
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