Summer Samba (So Nice)...but honestly it's so difficult to choose a favourite!!!... Brazilian love songs are all so lovely!!!...One Note Samba, Wave, Corcovado, Desafinado, Black Orpheus, How Insensitive....the list can go on and on!!!
Thank you! Such a pleasure listening to you play; and you explain everything so well too. I will try hard to learn this :) Best regards from Sri Lanka.
this was very detailed and helpful, you killed it man! writing the 'p i m a" for the rhythm really helped, but i wish you also put a little thing to indicate which is short and which one is long, i had to watch it like 20 times lol. Great job tho! and thank you now i know mas que nada haha
Hey! That's great to know it was helpful to you! About the rhythm, maybe if I had put a sheet music could be better to understand it, right? I like this ideia! Thanks for the comment! Have fun with Mas que nada! 😃🎸🎶👏
Muito obrigado for this fantastic lesson. I have watched many many youtube guitar lessons over the years. Your Mas Que Nada lesson is one of the best I have ever viewed. Your pacing, breaking up the song in three parts, explanations etc are all very well thought out. Your singing and playing is excellent. And by the way your English is very good. I see from some of the comments that you are also to be commended for introducing people to the music of Brazil. My wife and I visited Brazil during Carnaval this year and we had the good fortune to stay in a hotel right on Lemme Beach in Rio where we could listen to amazing Brazilian music at two beach bars across the street every night. Right now I am listening to and trying to play along with songs by Seu Jorge and Ana Carolina. De novo muito obrigado per sua aula.
Hi, John! Thank you so much for the words! I'm looking forward for uploading more videos on the channel. It's really cool that you had a good experience in Carnaval in Rio. I wish you a really good time playing the guitar!
Very good lesson. You are natural teacher Robson! You explain everything slowly and clearly and include good graphics and chord blocks. I love Brazilian music. Bossa's and Samba's make for good jazz guitar arrangements. Thanks!
Thank you for this. This song means a lot to me. I started work in 1970 and the work situation was so noisy that I went from Hendrix, Cream and Led Zep to Brazil 66 😂. I still think the two girls singing in the band had the most appealing female voices I've ever heard. I'm now trying to learn some jazz guitar and I've always had a soft spot for bossa nova. 👍
I forgot to respond to your question about my favorite Brazilian song. Thats hard for me to say, but I like the song Aquarela Do Brazil as played by Paco Nula on the Chillout Brazil album very much. Great stuff !
Oh, thanks for answering! I'm going to listen to this specific version that you've mentioned. I've recorded this song on the channel too, have you watched it? I'll leave the link here, anyways! ruclips.net/video/MmMj8ABDB8o/видео.html
I allways was very into playing Jazz but when I started exploring the world of chick corea samba rhythms became very essential. I love the rhythms because they really get you in a Brazilian Spanish thing mood and it always sound like something is going on. That’s why I got so interested in this beautiful style of music. You helped me very well with this video to get more into samba grooves. Now I’m mixing my spicy jazz chords with these spicy rhythms 🌶 Makes so much funnnnnnn!!! Thanks
La canción que más me gusta de Brasil es Desafinado. Los ritmos de Samba y Bossa Nova son increíbles y maravillosos. Felicitaciones por esta clase tan bien explicada ! 👌
Thank you for posting this video, I was looking for a tutorial for this song because I recently join a Brazilian cover band and really want to get work on and be as authentic as possible to the samba rhythm.
Obrigado demais. My favorite Brazilian song is Aguas de Marco by Jobim. It was one of the first songs that I heard being played live at a restaurant and it immediately caught my ear. I've loved it (and all Antonio Jobim) ever since.
De nada! Águas de Março is awesome! I love that version of Elis Regina playing it with Tom Jobim! It's also nice that you have this beautiful memory about this song. Thanks for the comment!
@@RobsongsMusic Robson, I have an impression that if you make a video of slow and detailed explanation of how to switch from chord to chord on which finger strokes (PIMA) of the rhythm it would be most helpful. If I was you I would advertise such video here and make it available on patreon platform for patreons only. So you can get some money out of this from beginners like me, which find it difficult to bite it from your original video and are so desperate to learn to play the song that are prepared to pay.
@@chlebisas Wow! Thanks for you comment again! It's a nice encouragement to me to start my Patreon. It's a nice way to teach more detailed things to people who are interested in learning them. Well, about this specific rhythm, there were other people who took private lessons with me, but with Patreon It can be even more helpful, because more people could be included indeed. If you want some help with this rhythm, send me a message on Instagram so we can go through more details of it. Thank you!!! 🎶🎸
Hey! Anytime! I hope you can do that too! Tell me how it was after trying 🎸 Btw, Yesterday I uploaded another great tutorial of Águas de Março (Water of March). Maybe it's interesting to you too. Enjoy it! 🎶
Superbe leçon, comme toujours. Pour répondre à La question, j'aime beaucoup "Toda menina baiana" par Gilberto Gil ou "Sorri" par Djavan. Et tant d'autres...
@@scoppergaban9701 Yes! I have original songs too! Here is one that I just released with my Duo. ruclips.net/video/XLtgzVULVJI/видео.html Ps. On Duo Café's YT channel you can also listen to others, such as 'Un Jour' in colaboration with a friend from France! Enjoy it! :D
Great video! Love this tune and really wanted to find how to play it! (my favorite Brazilian tune would be Arise, by Sepultura :-P, but I love samba!) Thanks a lot from Belgium!
i 'm glad to see u use original tune from record edition of the song i love. thnxs u very much from italy from ideas u use to perform it and ur custom notes that are a very elegant arrangement type.see u -
Soo Nice!! Thank you for so kind lesson!! I've got new songs in my Bossa Nova list!! I try translating Bossa Nova songs in "Kagoshima-ben" , rural language in Kagoshima, Southern Japan. "Pica - Pau" is my next target song. So, if you lecture it that is great helpful. Thank you!!!
@@teku_teku_tetsuya Just listened to your version of Garota de Ipanema. That was so cool. I also liked the way people interact with you during your performance. Congratulations!
@@RobsongsMusic of course it would be ideal😍could you maybe also show how to combine the rhythm and the chords?(i mean in which time/ to which hit of the string switch the chords) Obrigado from Ukraine!
I think so! That's a very nice song! Here is a version of "Tudo que você pode ser" recorded by Duo Café (João Chaves and I). Enjoy it! ruclips.net/video/-9K84VWkPuU/видео.html
Hi! That's nice you liked this tutorial! Have you tried to slow down the speed in the video' settings? It can be helpful! Thus, you can control the speed in the best way for you! Thank you for your comment!
Hi Robson. I've got it sorted now thanks to you. Hopefully my daughter will sing it when I play it ! You asked for a favourite. How about the coffee song? I used to love listening to Edmundo Ross play it and sing it. I still have my Edmundo Ross bongos that I had for my 18th Birthday (1966) 🤐
That's good you liked this video. Well, I didn't know the coffee song by name but I think I've heard it before. It's interesting! I liked the jazzy influences on it!
Merci pour cette leçon bien détaillée, il reste du travail... Je me demande ce qui est le plus difficile, jouer la guitare ou caser les paroles ? Très jolie chanson, très jolie vidéo. Encore un grand merci !!! PS : Plus jeune j'aimais beaucoup "Xica da silva" et "Berimbau".
Très bien! My humble French is quitte rusty, so I'm gonna answer in English :) First of all, merci beaucoup! Secondly, playing and singing a song like this is not a simple task, but there are definitely great things you can do in order to make it faster and more effective! Let me know if you need some tip! Have a great practice! And most importantly, enjoy the process!
That is super dope and well done. Moliendo Cafe is my favorite Latin type tune though I’m not sure if it is Brazilian. Much love brother and Muchas graciàs¡!
OK! I've leaned and I'm practicing Corcovado and Ipanema many times a day thanks to you. This is what I'm learning next. I remember playing soccer on the Xbox Kinect. This song is played in the game. Desafinado is my Brazilian favorite right now, but it changes all the time. Can you teach it? Thank you.
Yes! Desafinado is a great one! I can teach it, for sure. I already do it with my private students, but I'll think in an enjoyable way to record it for YT too. Thanks for your suggestion. That's really cool to know that you've been practicing Corcovado and Girl from Ipanema too :)
Hi Rob I liked and enjoyed this lesson, however, i could not match the rythm you explain with chords and beats, meanwhile, going through the song. It would be useful if you could explain strumming with chords of the song. I try to join it, watching the 1st part of this video demonstration, but you are playing fast and it is difficult to get the clear idea of it. Thanks!!!
Hello! I see. It's really a challenging part of this song and many people struggle to play it. I have lots of helpful tips. If you want to reach me on Instagram we could talk more about this. @robsongsmusic
Hello! I just uploaded a guitar tutorial of the song Manhã de Carnaval and I remembered about your comment. So, maybe it's gonna be useful for you ;) Here is the link! ruclips.net/video/I0oudILrtmk/видео.html
Thank you very much for lesson! It is great! I need just little help. When you play song in the beginning the first chord is maybe differend than Fm7. Maybe I am wrong but your fingers is in a different position. Sorry if I saw wrong. Thank you again!
Obrigado. To be honest, this is my favorite Brazilian song. (The Sergio Mendes version) I have just one question. As a beginner learning to play Samba/Bossa Nova, etc. is a classical or Flamenco guitar better? Can you recommend any good brands on Amazon under $1,000?
De nada! :) This a great song indeed! Well, For people who want to play Samba and Bossa Nova I recommend classical guitar (nylon strings). It's the most common used. For beginners I'd recommend Yamaha C45. It's a very good one! It's quite affordable too! Ps. I'm not sure if you can find it on Amazon. If you need more information and tips, please DM me on Instagram! :)
Hey Robson, Thanks for your videos on brasilian music. I've got a question for you. I'm not able to get to change chord on the right time.... I read the comment section already and read your explainations to improve but their is still something that doesn't sounds right... I tried with partido alto rythm too (video on your Channel) but same problem, the changing of chords IS not fluid.... Could you help me ?
Hey! That’s a very good question. Thank you! Well, many samba songs are written in 2/4 measure and the rhythm takes two measures to be completed. In the most part of Mas que nada, the chords change in each measure. Therefore, the first half part of the rhythm is played over the first chord, the second part is played over the second chord and then start the rhythm again on the third chord, and so on. For example: [p i pp i p] first part [p ii p i p] second part (Use the rhythm written at 5:40 on the video to better understanding) . There are two parts in this rhythm that you have to play the thumb twice in a row, so, the chords change in the second double thumb (the first one is still over the first chord and the second one is already over another chord). It can be a little bit confused explaining like this. Let me know if you still don’t understand by this explanation. If necessary send me a message on Instagram then I can give you some examples. Thank you!
I love brasialian music. How about Gilberto Gil expresso 2222 or Nacao Zumbi maracatù atomico or Toni Tornado Podes crer amizade or even Jorge Ben e Toquinho - Carolina Bela . There are so may brasilian songs I want to learn :-) de momento, muito obrigado pela lição ne . Você explica muito bem :-))))
Summer Samba (So Nice)...but honestly it's so difficult to choose a favourite!!!... Brazilian love songs are all so lovely!!!...One Note Samba, Wave, Corcovado, Desafinado, Black Orpheus, How Insensitive....the list can go on and on!!!
Thank you for helping me bring the sounds of Brazil to my small midwest town :)
Hey! Anytime! I appreciate your comment!
Thank you! Such a pleasure listening to you play; and you explain everything so well too. I will try hard to learn this :) Best regards from Sri Lanka.
Hey! Thank you for your feedback! Have good practice! 🎵
this was very detailed and helpful, you killed it man! writing the 'p i m a" for the rhythm really helped, but i wish you also put a little thing to indicate which is short and which one is long, i had to watch it like 20 times lol. Great job tho! and thank you now i know mas que nada haha
Hey! That's great to know it was helpful to you! About the rhythm, maybe if I had put a sheet music could be better to understand it, right? I like this ideia! Thanks for the comment! Have fun with Mas que nada! 😃🎸🎶👏
Thank you brother. This is one of the most beautiful songs in the world.
Hey! Yeah! This is a great song! Thanks for your comment!
Muito obrigado for this fantastic lesson. I have watched many many youtube guitar lessons over the years. Your Mas Que Nada lesson is one of the best I have ever viewed. Your pacing, breaking up the song in three parts, explanations etc are all very well thought out. Your singing and playing is excellent. And by the way your English is very good. I see from some of the comments that you are also to be commended for introducing people to the music of Brazil.
My wife and I visited Brazil during Carnaval this year and we had the good fortune to stay in a hotel right on Lemme Beach in Rio where we could listen to amazing Brazilian music at two beach bars across the street every night. Right now I am listening to and trying to play along with songs by Seu Jorge and Ana Carolina.
De novo muito obrigado per sua aula.
Hi, John! Thank you so much for the words! I'm looking forward for uploading more videos on the channel. It's really cool that you had a good experience in Carnaval in Rio. I wish you a really good time playing the guitar!
WOW ! Great lesson it really helped me out with this song which I really like. Thank you
Hello! That's so cool! Thanks so much for your feedback!
Very good lesson. You are natural teacher Robson! You explain everything slowly and clearly and include good graphics and chord blocks. I love Brazilian music. Bossa's and Samba's make for good jazz guitar arrangements. Thanks!
Thanks for sharing going to try this...awesome playing..
Yesss i finally found that video thank you maaan !! Imma post the result on instagram !
Thank you again from my little island ! (Guadeloupe)
Thanks for your comment! Tag me on IG so I can see the results too! @robsongsmusic
Enjoy the practice! 😉
BRILLIANT. I have been wanting to play that for 30 years. Now I can. Thank you!
Wow! I'm so happy to read it! Thanks for your comment! Have a good practice!
Thank you for this. This song means a lot to me. I started work in 1970 and the work situation was so noisy that I went from Hendrix, Cream and Led Zep to Brazil 66 😂.
I still think the two girls singing in the band had the most appealing female voices I've ever heard. I'm now trying to learn some jazz guitar and I've always had a soft spot for bossa nova. 👍
You're a great teacher! Thank you very much!
You're welcome! 🎶
Este cover es el mejor que he visto en guitarra, esta persona siente la música
Hola! Muchas gracias por el mensaje!
This is the best one I've seen, Obrigado!
My current favorite Brazilian song is Amiga Da Minha Mulher by Seu Jorge
Opa! De nada! :) Amiga da Minha Mulher is such a vibrant song! I like it too! Thanks for your comment!
I forgot to respond to your question about my favorite Brazilian song. Thats hard for me to say, but I like the song Aquarela Do Brazil as played by Paco Nula on the Chillout Brazil album very much. Great stuff !
Oh, thanks for answering! I'm going to listen to this specific version that you've mentioned. I've recorded this song on the channel too, have you watched it? I'll leave the link here, anyways!
ruclips.net/video/MmMj8ABDB8o/видео.html
I allways was very into playing Jazz but when I started exploring the world of chick corea samba rhythms became very essential. I love the rhythms because they really get you in a Brazilian Spanish thing mood and it always sound like something is going on. That’s why I got so interested in this beautiful style of music. You helped me very well with this video to get more into samba grooves. Now I’m mixing my spicy jazz chords with these spicy rhythms 🌶 Makes so much funnnnnnn!!! Thanks
Wow! That's wonderful! Speaking of rhythm, I think you might like tomorrow's video! It's gonna be about Samba rhythms! Thanks for your comment!
excellent, very clear well made tutorial!
Thank you so much for your comment!
La canción que más me gusta de Brasil es Desafinado. Los ritmos de Samba y Bossa Nova son increíbles y maravillosos. Felicitaciones por esta clase tan bien explicada ! 👌
Love Mas Que Nada & Desafinado
Esa musica pone el cuerpo a bailar solo,.gracias!!
Nice job
Vleu cara !!
THX
Thanks!!! Valeu :)
@@RobsongsMusic Saudações aqui de Portuga
Great lesson indeed. Thx
Thanks for your comment!!!
Thank you for posting this video, I was looking for a tutorial for this song because I recently join a Brazilian cover band and really want to get work on and be as authentic as possible to the samba rhythm.
Hey, Josue! That's so nice! It's great to know that this video is being helpful! Wish you success in this project! Thanks for your comment!
Caraaaa, você merece mais inscritos!! Continue produzindo conteúdo, muito fácil aprender com o seu método. Muito obrigado!!
Oi, Sergio! Que bom que gostou do vídeo! Muito obrigado pelo seu comentário!
Fantastic tutorial. So clearly and considerately done. Bravo!
Hey! Thank you so much for your comment! I really appreciate it! Good to know that this tutorial is helpful!
Obrigado demais. My favorite Brazilian song is Aguas de Marco by Jobim. It was one of the first songs that I heard being played live at a restaurant and it immediately caught my ear. I've loved it (and all Antonio Jobim) ever since.
De nada! Águas de Março is awesome! I love that version of Elis Regina playing it with Tom Jobim! It's also nice that you have this beautiful memory about this song. Thanks for the comment!
@@RobsongsMusic Hey Robson, great lesson. Muito obrigado! Is there any chance of you doing a lesson of Águas de Março?
@@nabooster Great ideia! Yes. Thanks for the suggestion and for the comment 😉
You are the best! I need a refresh for this as I'm dating a Brazilian girl. Abraços from Belgium!
Cool! Thank you so much! Abraços!
Soy catalán de Barcelona pero enamorado de Brasil !!!
Outstanding bro! Top teacher, top guitar player and singer!
Hey! That's awesome you liked this video. I appreciate your comment!
@@RobsongsMusic Robson, I have an impression that if you make a video of slow and detailed explanation of how to switch from chord to chord on which finger strokes (PIMA) of the rhythm it would be most helpful.
If I was you I would advertise such video here and make it available on patreon platform for patreons only. So you can get some money out of this from beginners like me, which find it difficult to bite it from your original video and are so desperate to learn to play the song that are prepared to pay.
@@chlebisas Wow! Thanks for you comment again! It's a nice encouragement to me to start my Patreon. It's a nice way to teach more detailed things to people who are interested in learning them.
Well, about this specific rhythm, there were other people who took private lessons with me, but with Patreon It can be even more helpful, because more people could be included indeed.
If you want some help with this rhythm, send me a message on Instagram so we can go through more details of it.
Thank you!!! 🎶🎸
Moito obrigado desde España
De nada! Obrigado pelo comentário!
You take yours time to show step by step which is nice. Also, the 🎵 you use for the son suits my voice, muito bom, muy bueno.
Very good! Thanks for your comment! Have a good practice! 🎸
Amazing lesson thank you ✌️🎸🎧
Thank you! Anytime!
good version well explained ..easier version for guitar strugglers like me -- cheers thanks
Guitar strugglers like us! :) Thanks for your comment!
Obrigado, Rob!!!
Imagina! Obrigado pelo seu comentário :)
Thanks!
Thank you so much!!!
Muito obrigado Robson! Super didático. Vou fazer essa aula hoje mesmo :) Abraco!
Oi, Mario! Que bom que você gostou. Muito obrigado pelo comentário! Bom estudo :) Abraço!
Magnifique merci beaucoup !!!
De rien! Thank you so much!
Fantastic! Thank you❣️
Muchísimas gracias por el tutorial!! Todo muy bien explicado. La saqué en muy poco gracias a ti! Un saludo desde Argentina!!
Hola! Muy bien amigo! Muchas gracias por tu mensaje! Saludos!
Thank you very much, mate! Love this song! Hope I can learn it with your help! :D
Hey! Anytime! I hope you can do that too! Tell me how it was after trying 🎸
Btw, Yesterday I uploaded another great tutorial of Águas de Março (Water of March). Maybe it's interesting to you too. Enjoy it! 🎶
Superbe leçon, comme toujours.
Pour répondre à La question, j'aime beaucoup "Toda menina baiana" par Gilberto Gil ou "Sorri" par Djavan.
Et tant d'autres...
Salut!!! Merci beaucoup! 😃🎵
Thank you for posting your video
You're welcome! Thanks for your comment!
Thank you so much for this! It really helped, everything was so in-depth.
No prob dude! Thank you for the comment 😉🎶
Thank you !
Very nice video, very well done, Thank you.
Beautiful track, but very hard to learn. :)
@@tomdallas thanks for your comment! As you learn more songs like this the process becomes more fluid easier!
I loved this !!!
Brilliant! Thanks for your comment!
nice, u' ve got a new subscriber from france man, peace!
Hey! Welcome! Thanks for your comment!
@@RobsongsMusic do you have some musics recorded make by yourself ?or you 're "just" a(wonderful) tutarial bossa teacher? lol
@@scoppergaban9701 Yes! I have original songs too! Here is one that I just released with my Duo.
ruclips.net/video/XLtgzVULVJI/видео.html
Ps. On Duo Café's YT channel you can also listen to others, such as 'Un Jour' in colaboration with a friend from France! Enjoy it! :D
Very good explanation. Thank you!!
Thank you!
Great video! Love this tune and really wanted to find how to play it! (my favorite Brazilian tune would be Arise, by Sepultura :-P, but I love samba!) Thanks a lot from Belgium!
Hey! That's cool! Thank you so much for your comment!
Bravissimo! Spiegazione perfetta
Thank you!!!!
You're welcome!
i 'm glad to see u use original tune from record edition of the song i love.
thnxs u very much from italy from ideas u use to perform it and ur custom notes that are a very elegant arrangement type.see u -
Hey! That's nice! Thanks for the comment 🎸🎶
Soo Nice!! Thank you for so kind lesson!! I've got new songs in my Bossa Nova list!! I try translating Bossa Nova songs in "Kagoshima-ben" , rural language in Kagoshima, Southern Japan. "Pica - Pau" is my next target song. So, if you lecture it that is great helpful. Thank you!!!
Wow! I would love to listen to your translation of Bossa Nova to Kagoshima-ben. Is it possible?
@RobsongsMusic
Thank you for asking!
Here is my Garota de ipanema.I introduce rural gourmet with flips.
(^○^)
ruclips.net/video/Xhwp6smnRJs/видео.html
@@teku_teku_tetsuya Just listened to your version of Garota de Ipanema. That was so cool. I also liked the way people interact with you during your performance. Congratulations!
@@RobsongsMusic Thank you for watching. I'm glad to hear that!(^o^)
Thank you brother, I love your tutorials and you are really helping me to learn samba and guitar.
Don't sto please 😂
A big hug from Italy, thank you🙏
Don't stop*
Hello! Thank you so much for your comment! I really appreciate it! I'll keep sharing helpful videos, for sure!
Big hug! :)
Great lesson brother - it would have been cool to learn the intro too??? 😊
Your wish is my command! ruclips.net/video/mtay1zqXBJU/видео.htmlsi=qTCKDyS5huyIIS68
Have a good practice :)
Gracias amigo me gusto mucho from Los Angeles CA
Hola amigo! Que bien! Muchas gracias!
Amazing tutorial thank you so much
Hey! Anytime! Thank you for the comment! 🎸🎶
Thank tou for this video 👏
Best tutorial to this song on whole RUclips!
Could you explain please, how to play intro from 6:43 to 6:53 ?
Sorry, i am newbie :)
Hi! That's good you liked this tutorial. Yes, sure! I'll post a video explaining the intro. Thanks for your comment! :)
@@RobsongsMusic i don’t want waste your time, dude!😄
Could you maybe write the tabs?
I can read it :)
@@user-et4vc4fi7m no worries, dude! I can and I will help you with this intro! 😉
@@RobsongsMusic of course it would be ideal😍could you maybe also show how to combine the rhythm and the chords?(i mean in which time/ to which hit of the string switch the chords)
Obrigado from Ukraine!
@@user-et4vc4fi7m I've just posted this video. Maybe it will be helpful to you.
ruclips.net/video/mtay1zqXBJU/видео.html
Have a good practice! 🎸
Construcao by Chico Buarque is my fav Brazilian tune but what a voice man!! Great job
Construção is just amazing! Thanks man! 🎸
Robsongs Music do you think you would ever do a tutorial of Tudo o Você Podia Ser by Milton Nascimento ?
I think so! That's a very nice song!
Here is a version of "Tudo que você pode ser" recorded by Duo Café (João Chaves and I). Enjoy it!
ruclips.net/video/-9K84VWkPuU/видео.html
Robsongs Music phenomenal !
An my second favorite brazilian song is
O BEM AMADO also recorded by Toquinho
So cool! Just listened to "O bem amado"! Thanks for your comment!
Thank u very much for this very clear my friend .
Anytime, Clarence! 🎸
Fantástico
Parabéns cara👏👏👏👏👏👏
Opa! Brigadão, Jon! 👏👏🎶
Chove chuva Jorge Ben Jor😊
Hi! That's a nice song! Thank you for your comment!
Obrigado, e otimo!
De nada! Obrigado pelo seu comentário!
@@RobsongsMusic eu gosto de como vc ensina y da maneira como vc desmonta a música. Mais por favor.
@@MrDanyitadrum fico feliz em saber disso! Com certeza muito mais esta por vir aqui no canal! Obrigado pelo feedback!
Great tutorial. Would've been nice to see you play through all of the chords with the rhythm slowly.
Hi! That's nice you liked this tutorial! Have you tried to slow down the speed in the video' settings? It can be helpful! Thus, you can control the speed in the best way for you! Thank you for your comment!
Respect bro
Ihulll, Swinggg 🎵
"Yes my friend!!!" 😉🎶
n o i c e obrigado
Cool! De nada! Thanks for your comment!
Gracias!
De nada!
Hi Robson. I've got it sorted now thanks to you. Hopefully my daughter will sing it when I play it ! You asked for a favourite. How about the coffee song? I used to love listening to Edmundo Ross play it and sing it. I still have my Edmundo Ross bongos that I had for my 18th Birthday (1966) 🤐
That's good you liked this video. Well, I didn't know the coffee song by name but I think I've heard it before. It's interesting! I liked the jazzy influences on it!
Excelente 👌 lovet
Que legal..... parabens.....!!
muito bom, cara! muito obrigado por essa ótima aula!
Opa! Muito obrigado pelo comentário! Que bom que você gostou do vídeo! Boa prática 🎸
Excelente amigo
Muito obrigado, or Gracias!!! :D
Marvelous Robson, I'm your new subscriber now !
Thank you so much! Welcome to this channel 🎸🎵
Hey brother, just wondering if you could do a part where you put the rythm and chords together slowly... Thanks! Awesom effort
Thankss!!! 🔥🔥👌 🎸🎸!! Se entiende perfecto!!
Anytime! Gracias!!! 😎🎸🎶
Favorite song? Easy...the one where the Tall Tan Babe on the Beach drives you Crazy
My favourite is Corcovado
Gracias Robson!!! Me gusta mucho W-Brasil de Jorge Ben Jor también! Y muchas de Tim Maia!!!
Perfecto! Muchas gracias, Pablo!
Merci pour cette leçon bien détaillée, il reste du travail... Je me demande ce qui est le plus difficile, jouer la guitare ou caser les paroles ? Très jolie chanson, très jolie vidéo. Encore un grand merci !!! PS : Plus jeune j'aimais beaucoup "Xica da silva" et "Berimbau".
Très bien! My humble French is quitte rusty, so I'm gonna answer in English :)
First of all, merci beaucoup! Secondly, playing and singing a song like this is not a simple task, but there are definitely great things you can do in order to make it faster and more effective! Let me know if you need some tip! Have a great practice! And most importantly, enjoy the process!
beleza pura,valeu!!
Opa! Valeu!!!
That is super dope and well done. Moliendo Cafe is my favorite Latin type tune though I’m not sure if it is Brazilian. Much love brother and Muchas graciàs¡!
Hey! That's great you liked this video. I don't know Moliendo Cafe but I'm going to search about it. Thank you! 😃
I like very much O Pato....
O Pato is a very good one! I like Rosa Passos' version of it! Thanks for your comment!
Asa Branca, Ponta De Areia, Travessia, Vento de Maio, Mas que nada.....
Wow! Great songs! Thanks for your comment!
OK! I've leaned and I'm practicing Corcovado and Ipanema many times a day thanks to you. This is what I'm learning next. I remember playing soccer on the Xbox Kinect. This song is played in the game. Desafinado is my Brazilian favorite right now, but it changes all the time. Can you teach it? Thank you.
Yes! Desafinado is a great one! I can teach it, for sure. I already do it with my private students, but I'll think in an enjoyable way to record it for YT too. Thanks for your suggestion. That's really cool to know that you've been practicing Corcovado and Girl from Ipanema too :)
Hi Rob I liked and enjoyed this lesson, however, i could not match the rythm you explain with chords and beats, meanwhile, going through the song. It would be useful if you could explain strumming with chords of the song. I try to join it, watching the 1st part of this video demonstration, but you are playing fast and it is difficult to get the clear idea of it. Thanks!!!
Hello! I see. It's really a challenging part of this song and many people struggle to play it. I have lots of helpful tips. If you want to reach me on Instagram we could talk more about this. @robsongsmusic
Corcodavo and Mancha de Carnival
Awesome! Thanks for your comment!
Hello! I just uploaded a guitar tutorial of the song Manhã de Carnaval and I remembered about your comment. So, maybe it's gonna be useful for you ;) Here is the link! ruclips.net/video/I0oudILrtmk/видео.html
Thank you very much for lesson! It is great! I need just little help. When you play song in the beginning the first chord is maybe differend than Fm7. Maybe I am wrong but your fingers is in a different position. Sorry if I saw wrong. Thank you again!
I saw :) It is maybe a barre chord but your ring finger on 5th string confuses me :)
@@mitahipi exactly! It's the same chord, but with another shape! Both work well! Thank you very much for your comment!
Cuando en in compás hay dos acordes hay que dividir el ritmo ? Podrías hacer un ejemplo para verlo más claro ? Muchas gracias. Obrigado !
Si. Hay que dividir el ritmo. Se puedes enviarme un mensaje a Instagram (@robsongsmusic) puedo intentar de hacer un ejemplo! Gracias!
Obrigado. To be honest, this is my favorite Brazilian song. (The Sergio Mendes version) I have just one question. As a beginner learning to play Samba/Bossa Nova, etc. is a classical or Flamenco guitar better? Can you recommend any good brands on Amazon under $1,000?
De nada! :) This a great song indeed! Well, For people who want to play Samba and Bossa Nova I recommend classical guitar (nylon strings). It's the most common used. For beginners I'd recommend Yamaha C45. It's a very good one! It's quite affordable too!
Ps. I'm not sure if you can find it on Amazon.
If you need more information and tips, please DM me on Instagram! :)
@@RobsongsMusic Thank you very much!
Gracias and thank you! Excellent lesson. Subscribed. Any song from Gal Costa canta Dorival Caymmi, especially Festa de Rua and Sao Salvador.
Hey! Gal canta Caymmi is a great album. Thanks for mentioning it here! Thanks for your comment as well!
Jorge can you teach the chords for tristeza thank you
Noel rosa com que ropa!!!!
Hey! Great! Thanks for your suggestion! 😉
Canto de Osanha❤
Mas que nada & Baiana
Great songs!
Hey Robson,
Thanks for your videos on brasilian music.
I've got a question for you. I'm not able to get to change chord on the right time.... I read the comment section already and read your explainations to improve but their is still something that doesn't sounds right... I tried with partido alto rythm too (video on your Channel) but same problem, the changing of chords IS not fluid....
Could you help me ?
Hey, Fabien! Yes, I can help you. Could you contact me on Instagram (DM), please? (@robsongsmusic).
Hey Robson, could you tell me when exactly the chords are changing by using your PIMA finger picking?
Hey! That’s a very good question. Thank you! Well, many samba songs are written in 2/4 measure and the rhythm takes two measures to be completed. In the most part of Mas que nada, the chords change in each measure. Therefore, the first half part of the rhythm is played over the first chord, the second part is played over the second chord and then start the rhythm again on the third chord, and so on.
For example: [p i pp i p] first part [p ii p i p] second part (Use the rhythm written at 5:40 on the video to better understanding) .
There are two parts in this rhythm that you have to play the thumb twice in a row, so, the chords change in the second double thumb (the first one is still over the first chord and the second one is already over another chord).
It can be a little bit confused explaining like this. Let me know if you still don’t understand by this explanation. If necessary send me a message on Instagram then I can give you some examples.
Thank you!
Merci pour ton explication, j'avais la même et maintenant c'est mieux !
I love brasialian music. How about Gilberto Gil expresso 2222 or Nacao Zumbi maracatù atomico or Toni Tornado Podes crer amizade or even Jorge Ben e Toquinho - Carolina Bela
. There are so may brasilian songs I want to learn :-)
de momento, muito obrigado pela lição ne . Você explica muito bem :-))))
Wow! So many good suggestions! Expresso 2222 is an amazing one, especially the riff in the beginning. That's awesome! Thanks for your comment! ;)
@@RobsongsMusic Deixa lá, desta forma eu aprendo algumas outras canções brasileiras
;-)