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Gracias

Thank you.

Спасибо 🥸

Si. Tres guitarras o quizas mas. Gracias.

Gracias amigo.🙂

Gracias.

Gracias

I am in the Seattle, WA area. How about you?

You can contact my friend who is my teacher and composer, He may have the tab. If not, he can certainly write out the chord progression for a fee. You can reach him thru his website at jeffrey-thomas.com/ .. Tell him George sent you. Best of luck...

I figured out the chord progression with the help of my friend who is a composer. You can find many free tabs he's worked out at www.jeffrey-thomas.com. Best of luck.

​@@guitarragarcia Thank you very much for your response. I'll have a luck on the tabs of your friend and have a look on the way you play it. Meanhwile I found this version: ua-cam.com/video/hFKNb4EtEgw/v-deo.html. It seems to be the same chord progression but without the finger picking pattern and in a different key but he added a free tab, so I might try to merge the two versions: chord progression of other tab and the finger picking pattern you play. Best of luck as well to you for your further guitar playing!

Thank you. 😊

If the capo on the 3rd fret works for you vocally then go for it. To play along to this version though, the capo on the 3rd fret will NOT work.

@@guitarragarcia Got it. I’ve also watched ppl play the song without a capo. It’s crazy how versatile you can be on how to play.

If you would like to know the specific chords and fingerings I am using, you can reach out to my composer friend. He helped arrange the song for me. He can be reached thru his website at www.jeffrey-thomas.com. Best of luck.

@@guitarragarcia thx! Great work!

Thank you. 🥸

Hay muchos tutoriales en UA-cam donde explican la tecnica. Aqui esta uno. ua-cam.com/video/8FUKsmWwwLY/v-deo.html

The Key is D minor and the best way to match the studio version is with the sixth string tuned down to D (drop D tuning).

Gracias. 🙂

Songs that are written specifically for guitar have been arranged in such a way that playing the song just flows. Most are easily playable for me once I can figure out the proper sequence of notes and chords. I can however find it difficult sometimes when I find a tune that was originally arranged to be played on piano, and then find the proper sheet music that has translated the piano chords into guitar chords (comping). When you take piano chords and try and play the exact sequence on the guitar it can feel or seem awkward because the chord shapes that would need to be played on guitar don't seem natural. I recently started learning Chopin - Nocturne op.9 No.2 that was comped for guitar and found it rather difficult so I paused and moved onto something else. Eventually I will go back to it when I am inspired enough to push thru. Make sense?

You can reach out to my friend and teacher. He offers several tabs for free on his website. He may have the tabs listed on his website. If not, you can ask if he has them. If not, he can write out the tab you are requesting for a reasonable fee, He is the best western composer I know and is very accurate. He can also write tabs for music you can't find online. If you are serious, you can find him at: www.jeffrey-thomas.com .. You can tell him George sent you. Best of luck.

Who needs tab when there's the pause button? I find visual learning so much easier.