NINO MIGUEL - Bulerias REACTION | Metal Head DJ Reacts
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
- Today we are checking out another one from the incredible Flamenco artist Nino Miguel performing "Bulerias". Nino Miguel was one of the prominent figures among guitarists who developed Flamenco guitar from a mere accompaniment to cante to a full-fledged act. Nino Miguel only recorded two albums: 'Diferente' and La 'Guitarra del Niño Migue' and seldom performed on stage. Sadly due to his schizophrenia and drug problems, Niño Miguel spent a great part of his late life roaming about the streets of Huelva. Nevertheless Nino Miguel is an artist who deserves to be remembered for his contributions and inspiration on the genre of Flamenco! Have you ever heard of Nino Miguel and his music? Let me know what you think!
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One of the best guitar players in history, sad story.
Incredibly talented composer, with classical structures and flamenco style. Could play a guitar with 3 strings and make it sound like 6. In Huelva everyone loves him.
Viva el nilño Miguel por siempre!
One of the best guitarists in Spanish history. thanks for the video 😊
My pleasure!
Niño miguel sale uno cada 900 años era un virtuoso estava a otro nivel que los demas incluso paco de lucia lo reconocia paco decia ( una noche entera tocando sin repetir nada) miguel tenia lo de paco mucho sacrificio y trabajo pero aparte tenia talento innato, esta epica de miguel es de lo mas inportante del flamenco, influemcio mucho a paco
Arguably, Nino Miguel came with the modern bulerias playing on his own, just about time when Paco de Lucia started playing his own modern modified flamenco. Miguel is one of the crucial reformers.
The intricate rhythm is called "compas" in flamenco. Bulerias compas is a cycle of 12 beats with accents on 3, 6, 8, 10 and 12 (the one well known popular song that uses that rhythm is "I want to live in America" from the musical Westside Story).
Important 'breakpoints' in bulerias are usually at beat 3 and 10. To further complicate things, melodic phrases often starts at 12 (in "I want to live in America" the "I" is on 12).
Guitar and clapping ("palmas") both follow the compas. One of the clappers often does "contratiempo" (half-beat). Clapping half-beats almost continuously at such a high tempo (about 230bpm) is one of the things that are pretty much impossible for most outsiders. At lower base tempos sometimes the palmas does triples or even "redoble" (re-double; 4 claps per beat).
contratiempo palmas explained: ruclips.net/video/lYoY9H9WXX4/видео.html
redoble palmas: ruclips.net/video/Hqk2ZTJyWFc/видео.html
A bulerias by a less well-known and somewhat underappreciated guitarist that i highly recommend,
in terms of technique he is perhaps faster and more precise than Paco de Lucia, and musically he is definitely very interesting:
"Jucal" by Gerardo Nuñez (excellent palmas included)
ruclips.net/video/1EDa-aM-c1Y/видео.html
Wow thats a lotta cool insight thank you and thank you for the the suggestions and links!
Eso ya estaba en América desde 1580 prinero en San Agustín florida y Virginia, esos códigos de guitarra son la columna vertebral de todos los géneros de América
Really great to see what you're doing and your recognition of flamenco guitar maestro El Nino Miguel. About his strings: the tops are steel but the bottom 3 are nylons and they come in 3 colors that I am aware of (Reds, black and clear). Looks like he had reds broke the bottom and replaced it with a clear. I've seen Paco do the same. About this Buleria sounds like he's playing falsetas from 2 or 3 bulerias for this performance. Paco de Lucia often in concert will combine different bulerias into one show piece. Take care my man. 😊
Thank you very much I really appreciate that! I thought there was something going on with the strings so now I get what going on thank you! Such an awesome genre of music with some really incredibly musicians that I am enjoying learning about!
There were many greats from that Paco de Lucia generation with Miguel being one of them. I would also add Manolo Sanlucar and Victor "Monge" Serranito. There are other greats along with them, too many to mention here.
Niño Miguel = O.V.N.I
It was certainly a sad story the one behind Miguel, he had the talent to bury them all but it ended how it ended... I remember crossing him on the streets of Huelva when I was a kid, he often stopped in taverns and played for a penny or a glass of wine/beer. At some point he was so poor he didn't even have money to replace his guitar strings and he played anyway with 3 or 4 strings, which always amazed me.
another underrated great guitariste eclipsed by the shadow of paco delucia, man i don't blame paco he 's still my favorit , but nino miguel was a beast thanx dude as usual sincere reaction keep it real, by the way django reinhardt played (the neck) with two fingers and it's mind blowing and believe it
Thank you I'm glad you enjoyed this as much as I did! Such a sad ending for such a brilliant musician that should have made many more albums I wish he would have gotten the help he so desperately needed!
Este niño miguel dejaba con la boca habierta a Paco de Lucía
thanks for reacting to this criminally underrated guitarist
react to paco de lucias tarantas or zyryab live in sevilla i promise you wont regret it
Thank you very much and thank you for the suggestions I will check them out and be sure to check out our Paco and Flamenco playlists!
Killogic effect, a thing that intrigue me is the influence that spanish barroque music, in one hand, and welsh and irish music at the other hand both had in the "american country" music light up. That's a nice matter for a research work, in some way i suspect the roots can be found at the texas republic early time folkclore. I wonder if such thing like any texan composser music sheet from XVIII century was in someway even written to explore the moment in which that fussion happened. To find the very clossest example of how the novo hispanic music for guitar could sound nowadays we still have the "cuban old trova", on the side of welsh folkcore still have reccordings of music groups as "plethyn" to see how that mix could be happened.
I think it had a lot more inspiration around the world musically than it gets credit for and it would be an interesting topic to explore!
Estas estructuras ,códigos de bulerua ya se tocaban en América en 1580 primero en san Agustín florida y Virginia desde ay estirpes de guitarristas ,la erdadera historia está olvidada ,se olvida muy rápido y si lo ocultan más, en 1920 cuando se estará empezando a definir el blues este se tocaba como soleá, los códigos y estructuras de los guitarristas españoles son la columna vertebral de los géneros americanos osea su madre ,el flamenco tiene padres son maqamat Iraq y qawali Pakistán
Dear friend, I couldn't agree more with what you said.
Many artists are lost because of the results their record labels expect, and if it is necessary to give something more to obtain a certain result that is more commercial, then they do it.
It certainly is so.
Greetings 😇
Greetings! Yeah a lot of record labels have done way more damage by feeding them whatever it takes to get what they need when in the long run it would be cheaper to get them help and have way more music as a result!
Thanks for your answer.
That's right, but I don't know why human beings always tend towards that which is incorrect or inconvenient, blinded by expectations.
Greetings 🖐️🤠
Se decía que si Paco era el Dios de la guitarra, niño Miguel era el diablo.
Para mi el mejor el bulerías y con más soniquete ha sido Moraíto Chico, al cual deberías reaccionar.
ruclips.net/video/p5ypbEOZLUU/видео.htmlsi=UpYY9_xOL2rey_Aj
También deberías reaccionar q Antonio Rey, considerado el mejor guitarrista en la actualidad.
ruclips.net/video/dGWCCH77AF4/видео.htmlsi=3_JIueC7ILMJi_Dv
Thank you very much for the suggestions and links I really appreciate it and I will be checking them out for sure!
Reacciona a "Paco de lucia "la barrosa". Es buenisimo. Saludos🇪🇦
Thank you for the suggestion I really appreciate it!! Be sure to check out Paco and Flamenco playlists!
Niño Miguel. ruclips.net/video/JfBzGBN0BXY/видео.htmlsi=jmealknfomaktcbwruclips.net/video/JfBzGBN0BXY/видео.htmlsi=jmealknfomaktcbw
Thank you. I recommend "Adiós" by Diana Navarro. It's like an angel singing. As for the video, all you need is a guitar and three palmeros (that's the name given to the people who accompany them with applause) to make wonderful music.
Ahí se pasan los palmeros de vueltas.
Please react to Diego Del Gastor is the best traditional flamenco guitarist. You haven't heard anything like it. Better than Paco de Lucia
Do you have a particular video you would suggest?
Diego del gastor perrate de utrera bukerias @@TheKillogicEffect
A mi niño Miguel me parece superior a Paco de Lucia no técnicamente pero si el alma y musicalidad
Ya empezamos con las odiosas comparaciones. No podemos decir que eran diferentes?
@@davidsaldananavarro65 estoy hablando de mis gustos. No estoy comparando. . Tampoco es para ponerse asi😍
Paco lo decia que esta aqui toda una noche tocando sin repetir nada y eso inpresionaba a Paco
hi nice video .If you like paco de lucia you should look at what Samuelito did remastering zyryab with another manouche guitarist its fantastic. Saludos
Thank you very much and thank you for the suggestions I will check them out and be sure to check out our Paco and Flamenco playlists!
saludos desde granada, España, te recomiendo que veas un video de "enrique morente con lagartija nick"-ciudad sin sueño, creo que sera muy interesante para ti, la fusión de rock y flamenco mas bestia, te dejo el enlace por si tienes interés.( ruclips.net/video/vRaYHFWNvME/видео.html)
Thank you for the suggestion I really appreciate it and I will be checking that out for sure!