I realized that many people, especially adults who want to learn to play flamenco guitar, feel overwhelmed by how difficult lessons are and how much you are expected to know.

Hell, I experienced that same frustration even after taking one on one lessons from renowned flamenco masters, but by sheer pig-headedness I came to understand what works and what doesn’t work. That’s why I’m in this business.

All of my beginner students face pretty much the same issues, so it makes sense to put all of that knowledge in a convenient package.

I created this course purely to break down that entry barrier for anyone who wants to play flamenco. 

In this course I teach exactly what an absolute beginner (and not so beginner) needs to know to avoid getting frustrated and be able to learn what they want to play.

It’s an ugly course. Most of it is a guy telling you stuff in a heavy Spanish accent who’s clearly learning how to shoot videos as he goes along.

You’re not going to learn how to play fancy stuff here. What you’ll find are simple and concise explanations, without going into unnecessary topics to save you time, and with the assurance that you can watch it as many times as you need to get the most out of it.

I don’t know what the other courses are like, there are hundreds of them. But I’m very familiar with the problems that beginners face when they start playing and haven’t been lucky enough to grow up surrounded by flamenco.

To give you an example of one of these issues: knowing what you should look for in a guitar, which, contrary to popular belief, is especially important as a beginner. 

This is something almost nobody teaches, or if they do, they make it seem like a matter of “personal taste” or a ranking of the best quality woods, causing a lot of confusion.

This is one of the several fundamental problems I teach you to avoid here, and it’s so not a matter of personal taste that, if you don’t understand how it works, chances are: 

• At best you’ll end up throwing a lot of money away on guitars that don’t give you what you need 
• At worst you’ll end up spending a lot of time thinking that you are the problem and not your guitar (time in which you could have been making huge progress).

I should also tell you that I don’t sell guitars nor am I on any commission, what I teach you here is how to identify if a guitar is going to give you the results you want or not (and it doesn’t have as much to do with the price as you might think).

When it comes to learning flamenco guitar, there are two types of frustrations that you will encounter: some that are completely avoidable (if you know how) and others that are unavoidable (kind of).

The frustration comes when you don’t know how to tell them apart, and you start to wonder if you’re not practicing enough, if there’s some trick you don’t know, if you haven’t understood the lesson well… In the end you’ll end up wondering if you have some kind of handicap. There are many things that can kill your morale at the beginning.

The good news is that after taking this course you’ll have understood how to avoid all the avoidable frustrations, and you’ll know exactly how to overcome (and even have fun with) the inevitable ones. 

The bad news (for those who have a short attention span) is that “become a master in 21 days” is fake news. I assume you didn’t believe something like that, but if you did, I’m honestly worried about your wellbeing.

Of course, if you’re a perseverant person, that’s good news for you, because most people aren’t, so that will make your new talent even rarer.

Anyway, I want to make it clear: there are no shortcuts. BUT. There is also no need to take the long way around when you don’t have to. Because I understand that you want to play well soon. 

Simply by knowing how to bypass the avoidable problems you’ll already learn much faster than someone who doesn’t, but if you also understand that this is a process, the same as learning a martial art or any other skill worth learning, you’ll paradoxically learn faster than those who just want to play something right now at any cost.

I don’t know what your favorite tunes are, but unless they are simple tunes, probably not. What I do know is that without knowing what I teach in the course you’ll have a hard time playing any tune successfully.

I’ll tell you about what you’ll learn in the course so you can take your time to have a look at it.

Here you go:

Nothing. 

Like I said, in the course you will find just what you need to start playing flamenco guitar in a satisfactory way, without having to bang your head against the wall and second guess if you’re doing it right. 

I’ve been teaching this for many years and I can confirm that this is a foolproof system that allows you to make consistent progress.

But of course the results you get will depend entirely on what you do with that information, so I don’t guarantee anything.

If you apply it and are perseverant, the results will range from good to extraordinary. I don’t need to explain to you what happens if you don’t apply it and are not perseverant.