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I wonder why the the 11th and 12th beats are counted as "one" and "two". I've heard other people count them as "11" and "12". I'm guessing that it's because the word "11" has two syllables where is all the others have just one each and that makes it more complicated rhythmically to say it that way? Technically calling a beat in a 12 beat pattern a different name than it's actual numerical location can be very confusing and probably arose from people with a more musicological or 'western' approach trying to learn a very traditional "never counted" approach, perhaps the musicologist said to the Flamenco musician, oh there are 12 beats, please count it for me, having never counted before and not understanding the western ways of counting it could quite easily be a misinterpretation where the 12th beat is counted as beat one although beat one is still on beat one a person unfamiliar with this Western system could simply think 12 is the important number because that's the one you have to count up to. So be careful.... cultural clashes like this are very common, I've been at this for many decades and people who like me have been dedicated to it are still learning new things about how to be more true to the traditions rather than distorting them through misinterpretations and miscommunications.

Me ha encantado la síncopa del tercer compás!!! Magnífico Pancho sigues dándonos sorpresas

Ésta me gusta mucho para un mix que hago del barrio en la orquesta!!

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Thank you!

Parece una versión nueva. suena mucho mejor.

Most amazing explanation!

Very nice

Bravo 👏

What is the definition of Flamenco drumming as opposed to say Jazz drumming?

Está buenísimo. Muchas gracias!

Magnífico 🙏

Thank you, very nice video, thinking of buying your book...playing drums and percussion professionally for more than 20 years now, but never got into flamenco.

I studied Medicine in " Sevilla (Spain) and i am sure you refer to "SEGUIDILLAS" (not as you call it it). Lovely video, muchas gracias from Manila/Philippines

Thanks to you ‼️

Beautiful playing .. Your drums sound fabulous too .. Muchas gracias hermano 🙏

Thank you Bill ‼️

You have your drums tuned really nicely. Bass and toms sound really good. Bueno!

What is the sizzle cymbal?

Fantastico hermano 🥂

Muchas gracias Moshe‼️

¡Excelente ejecución de batería y la música es exquisia! Enhorabuena Pancho!!

Muy buen video , gracias por subirlo. El Flamenco con sus raices de la India

Sublime! buen trabajo!

Gracias Daniel ‼️

Muy bueno sí señor. En mi opinión yo hubiese suprimido la ventana donde aparece la actuación y en su lugar meter una donde se viese el pie del bombo, para poder apreciar el juego bombo/ caja. Por lo demás enhorabuena.

you rock! thank you for the lessons

Increíble!!! Eres un máquina

Lool i just wanted to hear some seguiriyas on a drums and here you are ! Unbelievable.

Well done

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Thank you very much

Wow you add such impetus to flamenco with these drums. Cheers Pancho!

Just found your channel today. I really Love it. Un Abrazo.

Im now living in spain and have only began to realise the richness of this spanish associated style. Before i had only thought it was guitar, vocals, singers and perhaps some percussion, ofcourse hand claps(palmas) also. This channel though is an eye opener. Practice begins now, wish me luck

To add, my favourite moment is towards the end where the beat is voiced over the ride cymbal and snare drum. Very nice sound and feel demonstrated there

Clean yet punchy! Musical and appropriate! Precise and inspired. Put simply, I love it❤

Wow, sharp and punchy! Clean and precise! Musical and appropriate! I love it quite simply❤

Ps, I've subscribed now. Will check out everything

A warm idea as inspired by this brilliant man: play paradiddle patterns to the groupings of this beat while accenting the accents of the original beat on the bass drum and keeping a whole note pulse on the left foot. The paradiddle pattern will be this: R l r r, L r l l, R l r r l l, R l r r l l, R l r r. Repeated again now but with left hand lead to start. A warm up idea , not a musical one just to note. Anyone like it? Inspired by the drummer in this video btw, thanks for the inspiration

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Grande El tacita, y grande la cover, enhorabuena.

Wonderful. Your love for the music shines through.

Super 🌻

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Love it! 👍

Sir if i may ask, what's the reason to combine every variation? I find it in some degrees blurring each other, make the clapping sounds like ordinary 4/4 beats. Unlike before the combination, the actions are more firm

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Maravilla de cover.