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(@marshallsw)
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Hey, I've been wanting to get into spanish guitar alot lately and I can't find the style I want.
I hear this classical spanish piece alot but don't know who it's by, someone posted the video of it some 2 weeks ago.
I can kind of explain how it's sounds by telling you about this movie that has spanish guitar in it.
Once upon a time in Mexico.
it has Antonio Banderez, Johnny Depp, and that pop/spanish singer with the enormous mole on his face.
It's a good movie !
Can any of you think of some good spanish musicals, instrumentals or artists?

Thanks

Marshall

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Not sure which song you are talking about, but here's a couple decent 'spanish' type of groups or songs:

Heaven - Los Lonely Boys - or probably any of their tunes.

Freddy Fender is a good guitarist that can lay down some tejano.

Even Willy Nelson throws down some spanish licks ala country style.

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(@marshallsw)
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No, there's no lyrics or anything, it's just a classical guitar, with a spanish man 'manning' it.

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(@alangreen)
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Hiya,

Spanish, or classical, guitar is a big area to cover. If you're after something particulary Spanish, with anything by Francisco Tarrega, or Isaac Albeniz will do the job nicely.

At a more "playable at first sight" level, get Guitar Music Of Spain volume 1 - it's a collection of work by Bartolome Calatuyud. Volume 2 is all Isaac Albeniz, and volume 3 is by various Spanish composers. You'll need to be able to read standard notation.

If you're after flamenco, do a google search first of all - there are several reasonable flamenco guitar sites, and some of them even accomodate Tab

There is another possibility - South American guitar music is very fast, exciting and complicated to play. Check out work by Heitor Villa-Lobos and Barrios-Mangore. "Cancion y Danza" by Ruiz Pipo (I don't have the Opus numbers) is really worth checking out - I play the Danza as an encore piece.

Best,

A :-)

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(@davidhodge)
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And the movie, I believe, is Once Upon A Time In Mexico

Peace


   
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