Me sorprende y me fascina que una música tan fuertemente arraigada a su tierra, Andalucía, sea tan bien apreciada en lugares tan lejanos, lo cual no hace sino demostrar la grandeza que atesora, de lo cual me siento muy orgulloso como andaluz que soy, de Sevilla, que junto a Cádiz, la cuna de Paco, son los rincones que vieron nacer y desarrollar el flamenco hace 200 años. Gracias por tus sinceros comentarios, que solo pueden realizar personas sensibles e inteligentes. Muchas gracias por difundir el flamenco
Spain really has a lot to be proud of in so many artistic areas but its music is a whole other level of greatness! It has been a joy and a pleasure learning more about your culture and all the incredible music and history it has to offer!
Btw, the flutist is the great Jorge Pardo, he is considered the best jazz flutist/saxophonist in Europe, also awarded with grammis awards...it goes without saying that Paco is the best guitarist in history and one of the best musicians/ composers of his time. Greetings.
Always a pleasure to visit Paco! Feel free to check out our Paco playlist as well as our Flamenco playlist and suggest anything you think we should add!
Wow man,this is really a good one! When "Solo quiero caminar" LP came out it was another revolution brought by Paco to Flamenco´s world.For the first time some of the tunes had this jazzy feeling with the flute(Jorge Pardo),electric bass (Carles Benavent) and percussion(Rubem Dantas),the same musicians we see on this video,plus the vocals by Paco´s brother Pepe de Lucia.In this live version Pepe adds to the lyrics of the song some verses of popular songs by Camaron de la Isla,Remedios Amaya,and even by the singer from the early 20eth century La Niña de los Peines (which is like a blues singer today including in a song some verse by Bessie Smith or Robert Johnson)
I really love the Flutes place in Flamenco and the way it is utilized! We seldom get that kind of guitar flute play over hear aside from some older rock bands like Heart and Jethro Tull but this is a whole other level of incredible! That is so awesome to see him play with his brother! The singing had so much power and gusto and really adds a whole other level of heart to the piece!
@@TheKillogicEffect Paco and his brother Pepe started performing and recording together since Paco was 11 years old and Pepe about 13! (you can check for this early music they did under the name of Chiquitos de Algeciras) Awesome performances!!! Paco left school as a 8 years old child and his father keep him practising guitar because they were so poor and being a professional was the only way his father knew to help to bring some money to the household.A famous flamenco dancer took Pepe to sing in his shows in his USA tour when he was 16 or so.He didn´t need a guitarist so he wouldn´t take Paco.But Pepe would complain and insisted and finally a teenage Paco flew to the States on his own to join the company.Imagine how that could be for a poor Spanish boy who never had left home and all he had seen was the poor Spain of those years.
What a great performance! there are no words to explain what Paco makes you feel, he was absolutely incredible, in this occasion with his brother singing next to him is more exciting! Pure passion for music! It's magic! I'd recommend you to know an artist like Antonio Rey "Sin Fronteras", he's so talented too. Thanks for you amazing love for all kind of music, I like your reacts so much!
Thank you very much I really appreciate it! Paco and by extension Flamenco has been one my favorite things I have discovered on this musical journey! Paco never ceases to amaze and never fails to put a smile on my face! I really enjoy hearing and learning more about it and him! I think I may have that very song in the Flamenco playlist but I know I have Antonio Rey and if that isnt the song in the playlist it will be soon! Thank you for the support and suggestion it is much appreciated!
It is always a pleasure hearing and learning more about this legendary Icon! Thank you for the suggestion I really appreciate it! Do you have a particular song I should start with?
I love Jethro Tull. To me, Mr. Anderson is the greatest showman of all time. All his stage antics are perfect. He is absolutely perfect. To me he is constantly in the spotlight. It is truly extraordinary. Unique and unrepeatable.
Yeah I have always been a big fan of his! If you havent already I would check out Jethro Tull's latest album RokFlute it is very reminiscent of their older stuff...
Thanks for this! Brings me back in the 80´s when I saw Paco de Lucia, Al di Meola and John McLaughlin live together. Second best to Led Zeppelin in their last tour in Frankfurth 1980...
That must have been so amazing! I wish I would have had the chance to see him and company but I am glad there is so much of him that is preserved to inspire countless generations to come!
There was just a tribute concert to Paco in Sevilla. Seven top guitarists including the great Tomatito played in honour of Paco. At the end they stood with their hands raised in tribute towards a giant screen image of Paco.
@@TheKillogicEffect Tomatito himself is one of the greatest guitarists to have ever lived. He had his head bowed before Paco's image. The copy said something like "to honour Paco and his unattainable artistry".
Es verdad que Jethro Tull tiene un sonido parecido gracias a la virtuosidad de los flautistas, salvando las distancias. Me hubiera gustado ver alguna vez s Paco de Lucia en directo pero no tuve ocasión
I'm glad to have gotten a chance to see Jethro Tull live but I too wish I had a chance to see him live in person! That why its so great that we have so much of his career preserved so he can go on to inspire countless generations to come!!!
I was listening before you mentioned Jethro Tull and thinking about similarities with prog rock (especially, Yes, ELP, and JT). So many layers of music.
Hello my friend id like to share to you the joy of listening to one of pacos other pieces. This has been an awesome journey and STILL im discovering pieces I’ve never heard before. It is paco de lucia Doblan Companas HD on youtube. Enjoy ❤🎉
Avísanos! Seguro que te podremos guiar por Sevilla y Lebrija, donde hay un legado flamenco que te va a encantar al que te puedo introducir con mucho gusto. Y si hace falta, nos vamos para Jerez y allí cerramos la gira. Yo ahí lo dejo…
I don't know if somebody has previously suggested Rosalía, but I do now... She is from about 30 kms away from my hometown and is a good example of a new "branch" (I can't find a better word) of flamenco evolution nowadays. Rosalía, in acoustic, "Di mi nombre", don't miss it... ruclips.net/video/sRph0jV4mO4/видео.html
I look forward to checking that out! I love watching the way this genre really utilizes the whole body as an instrument! I wish there was more of that in the states! Hopefully someday....
The singer Pepe de Lucia is singing some lines of the song "Al Gurugu" by La Niña de los Peines (1890-1969).This woman was really influential in flamenco music,so Pepe is paying her his respect by quoting her music
@@danielperezcabezas109 it's been 50 minutes or so and that part is on repeat. I have no idea what the lyrics mean but I love it, just those 10 seconds :)
@@IlhanAhmed-c2e It's pretty awesome - almost every major singer in Spain will sing that letra. My wife is an amateur flamenco singer and she does it every gig! Check out the Carmen Linares version: ruclips.net/video/lAPDi-3zMPY/видео.html with the great Tomatito on guitar.
@@IlhanAhmed-c2e I think Gurugu is the name of a mountain in Morocco,but in the lyrics of the song it has no meaning.It´s just used for the sake of sound,like he cold have sung Shalalala:)The 2 previous verses he sings,took from the song by la Niña de los Peines say:"If you want me to love you give me some bucks,those coins sure make a heart happy" and "My brother is not here,he´s in the war in France,searching with a lamp for a naughty brownskin girl" and then he goes "Al Gurugu,al Gurugu,al Guruguruguruga" That´s all:)
Sorry to hear family and friends were impacted by Helene. Hope all are able to recover soon. Wonderful reaction to this piece by Paco and his group. Thank you. There are some versions out there, live, with better sound quality if you're interested in checking them out. Here is one: ruclips.net/video/pI4loaeMm4Y/видео.html BTW The singer is another brother of his, Pepe, who he played alongside since they were children. There is also a version of he john mclaughlin and al di meola playing an instrumental version of this. Great stuff! Thanks for these reactions
Thank you very much! We were pretty lucky in the scheme of things ourselves still have some work to do but some folks lost everything, its just a really sad situation! Thank you for the link I saw one that was similar to that one but sounded like crap but this one sounds awesome I look forward to adding it to the Paco and Flamenco playlists! I just found out a few comments ago that was one of his brothers and that is so awesome! I really enjoy learning about Paco and Flamenco in general and I can always trust that it will put a smile on my face and lift my spirits and of course wow me!
Hola. No lo tomes mal. Pero si no conocéis el mundo es vuestra culpa. Muchos estadounidenses no conocen donde está españa, ni el nombre de su capital, nada. A muchos EEUU solo le interesa su país, ni siquiera saben y no quieren saber tampoco que españa derrotó a la flota inglesa, ayudándoles a ganar la guerra de la independencia. Que Gerónimo, hablaba español solo los nativos que hablaban español se salvaron de la matanza. Me alegra que al menos tu te intereses al mundo. Gracias
These are all things I learned in school but you are right the way the world is taught is getting to be less ad less! The only reason I honestly know where countries are pretty good and other info is we have to make world maps by hand so at one point even though I forgot I even knew the exact latitude and longitude of Spain! Spain has always been a place that has attracted me for its art, architecture and its culture! I dont think most people realize how much we owe to just that one country! I love learning about a countries culture through their music so in that way I'm learning about it in a whole new way! Sadly I know a lot more about the world than I should but thats another story for another day! I would love to hear any suggestions you have of music or even places I should check out for here on the channel!
God's guitar player. Well nearly! Before he found fame internationally Paco supported flamenco singer Cameron de la Isla. If you visit a typical gypsy house in Andalusia (as I often did when I worked in Real Estate) you invariably walk into a bedroom and see two pictures adorning the wall - Jesus Christ and Cameron, such is the esteem in which he is held to this day.
Me sorprende y me fascina que una música tan fuertemente arraigada a su tierra, Andalucía, sea tan bien apreciada en lugares tan lejanos, lo cual no hace sino demostrar la grandeza que atesora, de lo cual me siento muy orgulloso como andaluz que soy, de Sevilla, que junto a Cádiz, la cuna de Paco, son los rincones que vieron nacer y desarrollar el flamenco hace 200 años. Gracias por tus sinceros comentarios, que solo pueden realizar personas sensibles e inteligentes. Muchas gracias por difundir el flamenco
Spain really has a lot to be proud of in so many artistic areas but its music is a whole other level of greatness! It has been a joy and a pleasure learning more about your culture and all the incredible music and history it has to offer!
Amazing stuff by the master of masters. Fun fact, the singer is his brother Pepe de Lucía
Absolutely! That is way cool I did not know that! He was incredible!!!
This time the three brothers together, the second guitar player is Ramón de Algeciras, his brother too. Too much art in that family.
Btw, the flutist is the great Jorge Pardo, he is considered the best jazz flutist/saxophonist in Europe, also awarded with grammis awards...it goes without saying that Paco is the best guitarist in history and one of the best musicians/ composers of his time. Greetings.
Absolutely!!! Just totally brilliant stuff without a doubt!
Thanks a lot for your videos. Paco is the best guitarist I heard. Ever!!
It is my pleasure and I couldn't agree more!
Un placer como siempre, GRACIAS.
Always a pleasure to visit Paco! Feel free to check out our Paco playlist as well as our Flamenco playlist and suggest anything you think we should add!
@@TheKillogicEffect Gracias.
Creo que le gustaría Pastora Soler.
Un saludo.
Wow man,this is really a good one! When "Solo quiero caminar" LP came out it was another revolution brought by Paco to Flamenco´s world.For the first time some of the tunes had this jazzy feeling with the flute(Jorge Pardo),electric bass (Carles Benavent) and percussion(Rubem Dantas),the same musicians we see on this video,plus the vocals by Paco´s brother Pepe de Lucia.In this live version Pepe adds to the lyrics of the song some verses of popular songs by Camaron de la Isla,Remedios Amaya,and even by the singer from the early 20eth century La Niña de los Peines (which is like a blues singer today including in a song some verse by Bessie Smith or Robert Johnson)
I really love the Flutes place in Flamenco and the way it is utilized! We seldom get that kind of guitar flute play over hear aside from some older rock bands like Heart and Jethro Tull but this is a whole other level of incredible! That is so awesome to see him play with his brother! The singing had so much power and gusto and really adds a whole other level of heart to the piece!
@@TheKillogicEffect Paco and his brother Pepe started performing and recording together since Paco was 11 years old and Pepe about 13! (you can check for this early music they did under the name of Chiquitos de Algeciras) Awesome performances!!! Paco left school as a 8 years old child and his father keep him practising guitar because they were so poor and being a professional was the only way his father knew to help to bring some money to the household.A famous flamenco dancer took Pepe to sing in his shows in his USA tour when he was 16 or so.He didn´t need a guitarist so he wouldn´t take Paco.But Pepe would complain and insisted and finally a teenage Paco flew to the States on his own to join the company.Imagine how that could be for a poor Spanish boy who never had left home and all he had seen was the poor Spain of those years.
1983 se publicó solo quiero caminar
What a great performance! there are no words to explain what Paco makes you feel, he was absolutely incredible, in this occasion with his brother singing next to him is more exciting!
Pure passion for music! It's magic!
I'd recommend you to know an artist like Antonio Rey "Sin Fronteras", he's so talented too.
Thanks for you amazing love for all kind of music, I like your reacts so much!
Thank you very much I really appreciate it! Paco and by extension Flamenco has been one my favorite things I have discovered on this musical journey! Paco never ceases to amaze and never fails to put a smile on my face! I really enjoy hearing and learning more about it and him! I think I may have that very song in the Flamenco playlist but I know I have Antonio Rey and if that isnt the song in the playlist it will be soon! Thank you for the support and suggestion it is much appreciated!
You have great taste in music. I very much enjoy your reactions to flamenco.
gracias por reaccionar a mi recomendacion ahora toca disfrutar la reaccion
It is always a pleasure hearing and learning more about this legendary Icon! Thank you for the suggestion I really appreciate it! Do you have a particular song I should start with?
I love Jethro Tull. To me, Mr. Anderson is the greatest showman of all time. All his stage antics are perfect. He is absolutely perfect. To me he is constantly in the spotlight.
It is truly extraordinary. Unique and unrepeatable.
Yeah I have always been a big fan of his! If you havent already I would check out Jethro Tull's latest album RokFlute it is very reminiscent of their older stuff...
Thanks for this! Brings me back in the 80´s when I saw Paco de Lucia, Al di Meola and John McLaughlin live together. Second best to Led Zeppelin in their last tour in Frankfurth 1980...
That must have been so amazing! I wish I would have had the chance to see him and company but I am glad there is so much of him that is preserved to inspire countless generations to come!
Fabulous Paco's performance!
Absolutely!
There was just a tribute concert to Paco in Sevilla. Seven top guitarists including the great Tomatito played in honour of Paco. At the end they stood with their hands raised in tribute towards a giant screen image of Paco.
That must have been incredible! I wish I could have been there to see it!!!
@@TheKillogicEffect Tomatito himself is one of the greatest guitarists to have ever lived. He had his head bowed before Paco's image. The copy said something like "to honour Paco and his unattainable artistry".
You have to see two movies, Flamenco y Sevillanas by Carlos Saura
Awesome, thank you , I will have to check that out!
Es verdad que Jethro Tull tiene un sonido parecido gracias a la virtuosidad de los flautistas, salvando las distancias. Me hubiera gustado ver alguna vez s Paco de Lucia en directo pero no tuve ocasión
I'm glad to have gotten a chance to see Jethro Tull live but I too wish I had a chance to see him live in person! That why its so great that we have so much of his career preserved so he can go on to inspire countless generations to come!!!
From Spain ❤🙏
Spain has a lot to be proud of!
The richness and mystery of flamenco guitar technique is that you cannot learn it by score or tabs as well as in presence of your teacher "by ear".
Absolutely! It has so much heart in its compositions which is something you cant just put in tabs!
I was listening before you mentioned Jethro Tull and thinking about similarities with prog rock (especially, Yes, ELP, and JT). So many layers of music.
Hello my friend id like to share to you the joy of listening to one of pacos other pieces. This has been an awesome journey and STILL im discovering pieces I’ve never heard before.
It is paco de lucia Doblan Companas HD on youtube.
Enjoy ❤🎉
Thank you for the suggestion, I really appreciate it and I look forward to checking that out!
Beautiful 😍👏👏
Absolutely!
Te recomiendo que vengas a Sevilla para ver la bienal de flamenco en directo, te va a gustar mucho y creo que vas a entender mejor el flamenco.
Its on my bucket list for sure!
Avísanos! Seguro que te podremos guiar por Sevilla y Lebrija, donde hay un legado flamenco que te va a encantar al que te puedo introducir con mucho gusto. Y si hace falta, nos vamos para Jerez y allí cerramos la gira. Yo ahí lo dejo…
@@TheKillogicEffect ruclips.net/video/28-OppuIyjg/видео.htmlsi=Ojm_6uyvfrB5SNq2
@@TheKillogicEffect ruclips.net/video/28-OppuIyjg/видео.htmlsi=Ojm_6uyvfrB5SNq2
Great video
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it as much as I did!
Un orgasmo de placer musiical
I don't know if somebody has previously suggested Rosalía, but I do now... She is from about 30 kms away from my hometown and is a good example of a new "branch" (I can't find a better word) of flamenco evolution nowadays. Rosalía, in acoustic, "Di mi nombre", don't miss it...
ruclips.net/video/sRph0jV4mO4/видео.html
I suggest paco de lucia a meeting of the spirits
Excellent, thank you for the suggestion I really appreciate it and I look forward to checking it out!
@@TheKillogicEffect thank you brother
hi men... it´s me again... serch jeff beck 👌
I was just talking about him the other day, he was a big influence growing up but you're right we need to get some stuff from him on the channel!
Flamenco flamenco carlos saura, the dance of Sara Baras, look for it, youre going to flip out!
I look forward to checking that out! I love watching the way this genre really utilizes the whole body as an instrument! I wish there was more of that in the states! Hopefully someday....
Paco was.. or is God guitar
Thanks for the video!!! Any chance you know what's the name of the song from 8.50 to 9.02?
The singer Pepe de Lucia is singing some lines of the song "Al Gurugu" by La Niña de los Peines (1890-1969).This woman was really influential in flamenco music,so Pepe is paying her his respect by quoting her music
@@danielperezcabezas109 it's been 50 minutes or so and that part is on repeat. I have no idea what the lyrics mean but I love it, just those 10 seconds :)
@@IlhanAhmed-c2e It's pretty awesome - almost every major singer in Spain will sing that letra. My wife is an amateur flamenco singer and she does it every gig! Check out the Carmen Linares version: ruclips.net/video/lAPDi-3zMPY/видео.html with the great Tomatito on guitar.
@@IlhanAhmed-c2e I think Gurugu is the name of a mountain in Morocco,but in the lyrics of the song it has no meaning.It´s just used for the sake of sound,like he cold have sung Shalalala:)The 2 previous verses he sings,took from the song by la Niña de los Peines say:"If you want me to love you give me some bucks,those coins sure make a heart happy" and "My brother is not here,he´s in the war in France,searching with a lamp for a naughty brownskin girl" and then he goes "Al Gurugu,al Gurugu,al Guruguruguruga" That´s all:)
@@danielperezcabezas109 haha awesome:) Thanks for taking the time to explain!
Sorry to hear family and friends were impacted by Helene. Hope all are able to recover soon. Wonderful reaction to this piece by Paco and his group. Thank you. There are some versions out there, live, with better sound quality if you're interested in checking them out. Here is one: ruclips.net/video/pI4loaeMm4Y/видео.html BTW The singer is another brother of his, Pepe, who he played alongside since they were children. There is also a version of he john mclaughlin and al di meola playing an instrumental version of this. Great stuff! Thanks for these reactions
Thank you very much! We were pretty lucky in the scheme of things ourselves still have some work to do but some folks lost everything, its just a really sad situation! Thank you for the link I saw one that was similar to that one but sounded like crap but this one sounds awesome I look forward to adding it to the Paco and Flamenco playlists! I just found out a few comments ago that was one of his brothers and that is so awesome! I really enjoy learning about Paco and Flamenco in general and I can always trust that it will put a smile on my face and lift my spirits and of course wow me!
This piece Almoraima is fantastic if you've not reacted to it yet. ruclips.net/video/pmps3Cc-5_0/видео.htmlsi=v_BLvQ_D8i1bq21R
Tribute from a guitarist to Paco de Lucía... Interesting version of Entre dos aguas
ruclips.net/video/2_eeao23qLk/видео.html
I will have to check that out thank you for the link I really appreciate it!
Hola. No lo tomes mal. Pero si no conocéis el mundo es vuestra culpa. Muchos estadounidenses no conocen donde está españa, ni el nombre de su capital, nada. A muchos EEUU solo le interesa su país, ni siquiera saben y no quieren saber tampoco que españa derrotó a la flota inglesa, ayudándoles a ganar la guerra de la independencia. Que Gerónimo, hablaba español solo los nativos que hablaban español se salvaron de la matanza. Me alegra que al menos tu te intereses al mundo. Gracias
These are all things I learned in school but you are right the way the world is taught is getting to be less ad less! The only reason I honestly know where countries are pretty good and other info is we have to make world maps by hand so at one point even though I forgot I even knew the exact latitude and longitude of Spain! Spain has always been a place that has attracted me for its art, architecture and its culture! I dont think most people realize how much we owe to just that one country! I love learning about a countries culture through their music so in that way I'm learning about it in a whole new way! Sadly I know a lot more about the world than I should but thats another story for another day! I would love to hear any suggestions you have of music or even places I should check out for here on the channel!
Paco son of Lucía mother.
The way they do names over there is pretty neat and now I understand more about why my family names were so different than the norm!
@@TheKillogicEffect Thanks for replying. You are fantastic.
God's guitar player. Well nearly! Before he found fame internationally Paco supported flamenco singer Cameron de la Isla. If you visit a typical gypsy house in Andalusia (as I often did when I worked in Real Estate) you invariably walk into a bedroom and see two pictures adorning the wall - Jesus Christ and Cameron, such is the esteem in which he is held to this day.
Hey dude listen to Cacho Tirao Zorba al griego
Looking forward to checking him out thank you, I really appreciate it!