Serranito - a guitarist with real chops

Digging around for links for the recent post about Flamenco guitar brought up this YouTube video featuring Victor Monge (Serranito). Serranito, Paco De Lucia and Manolo Sanlucar were the big three guitarists of the new wave of Flamenco in the 1970’s. Serranito’s name is now relatively unknown, not because his playing was inferior but because his “classicalesque” approach to Flamenco and his penchant for playing ten notes where one would do made his music less listener friendly than that of Paco and Manolo. So I’m giving you a video of Serranito playing simply because, despite the emergence of great guitarists in all genres during the past thirty years, Serranito must still be the most technically advanced guitarist EVER, and this video is a great example of his work. Any guitar student needs to see a player like this do his stuff!

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