Flamenco Bulerías Palmas Patterns - Tutorial by Kai Narezo

Before we pick up the guitar to play flamenco Bulerías, we get the basic Bulerías palmas patterns down to better understand the compás.
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[@aligatovisions]

Amazinnnng tutorial!!!!

[@allanleslie287]

Thanks Kai. Clarifies my thinking 👍Also helps bed down what I know more confidently.

[@karstengohde4615]

Very good! Thank you

[@El-Kurdo]

Thank you, Kai and Tara, I think around minute 10, Tara is done and Kai wants to continue, lol.

[@hoomangonna1]

Would be great if you explain bulerias de jerez palmas pattern and palo seco. Thanks as always Kai

[@aldeveron9498]

Thans for the video, but please explain why the sequence starts with beat 12? That doesn't make any sense to me.

[@OscarBruten]

As far as I understand, beat 12 is the first beat of the dance. Like how 12 is the first hour. It’s functionally the same as beat 1 in other musics.

[@2XUBLE]

you can start on 1, and accenting the ( 1, 4, 7, 9, 11 )… in spanish flamenco they tend to count the first beat as a 12 pretty much like a clock, but technically the metronome is the origin.

[@hannovor]

👍👍👏👏

[@johnjohn1009]

I have no idea