Chords for Explicado: La Barca - Los Tres Caballeros - Intro
Tempo:
65.3 bpm
Chords used:
G
B
Am
D
A
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[G#]
[C#] [F#m]
[B] [Am]
[Bm] [G] Ok, I'm going to explain this in English.
First you need the capo on the second fret and it begins on the second and third [F#] strings
and you will put your first [F] and second fingers here.
This is the second fret, third fret, third string.
[D] Ok, this is the second string and [C#] this is the second fret because I have the capo.
So, capo and then this first fret, second.
Ok, [Fm] so here I play.
Break them and then I [Bm] scoot up and move my first finger to the [G#m] fifth fret.
Then I move [Fm] back to the second, move back to [G#m] the fifth, third, [D] second, third.
Now I leave my [G] second finger down because I'm going to come up to the seventh fret and I'm going to put [F] these three fingers here on the seventh [F#m] fret.
And I like using [N] these fingers because with this pinky I just scoot it over to the ninth fret.
This is still down.
[G] Now I put my first finger on the sixth fret here on the second string.
[Am]
[Fm] Ok, you don't have to use all three, you could use two but I [Am] like to use three.
[A#] Bring my second finger to the seventh fret.
[D] I didn't pick up my first finger.
[A] [N] Seventh fret.
[Cm] Drop one fret down, go [B] back one fret up.
[F#] Pinky.
[Am] [A] Go back to that chord that I just did.
Now here,
[G] I slide my first finger to the second string, second fret.
Ok, and I play the [E] first string open.
Now watch [C#m] my second finger.
[G#m] [C#m] [G] Now I go with my second finger to the third [F] fret of the second string and I put my third finger on the [B] fourth fret of the first string.
Open [E] again.
First finger, pinky down.
[Em] Third finger.
[N]
Go here, second fret, fourth fret, first, second string.
[D#m]
[G] Leave my pinky down, just scoot it over to the fifth fret.
I like using my pinky here and my first finger on the second fret of the second string because I get [E] to slide from here up two frets.
[D]
[A] Ok, now on YouTube, the Riquinto player, he adds this.
He'll add fourth string, third [C] fret, fourth string, fourth [C#] fret.
Now he [G] continues with the first finger, second fret, first [D] string.
Put your third finger here, [A] third fret, second string.
Ok, once you play these two, you're going to move to the second and third strings.
So watch my third [F#m] finger and my [Bm] pinky.
Back to the [F#m] first and second strings.
Leave them down, keep going up.
[Am] Stop at the fifth fret, same thing.
[D] Ok, now once you do that, so it's [Em] repeating here.
This is being played [G] up here.
So now that you've done that, second finger, put it on the fifth fret, second string.
Put your pinky here on the seventh fret.
Ok, now watch my [B] first finger.
[A#]
[A]
[B] This is the second fret.
Now [A] open, so [F#] open first and second string right [G] here.
Ok, with the second [E] finger.
Back to the second and third strings.
Now, first fret, third fret, [F#m] first finger, third.
I don't play when I get to the third fret right here with my first finger.
I don't play that.
I just slide up.
[Am] [Em] This is second string, [B] first fret with the first string open.
[A#] And I go back to second [E] and third.
And this [B] is third fret, fourth fret.
[F#] And that's it.
[N] So good luck with it and just put it together and it should sound pretty good.
Ok, good luck.
[C#] [F#m]
[B] [Am]
[Bm] [G] Ok, I'm going to explain this in English.
First you need the capo on the second fret and it begins on the second and third [F#] strings
and you will put your first [F] and second fingers here.
This is the second fret, third fret, third string.
[D] Ok, this is the second string and [C#] this is the second fret because I have the capo.
So, capo and then this first fret, second.
Ok, [Fm] so here I play.
Break them and then I [Bm] scoot up and move my first finger to the [G#m] fifth fret.
Then I move [Fm] back to the second, move back to [G#m] the fifth, third, [D] second, third.
Now I leave my [G] second finger down because I'm going to come up to the seventh fret and I'm going to put [F] these three fingers here on the seventh [F#m] fret.
And I like using [N] these fingers because with this pinky I just scoot it over to the ninth fret.
This is still down.
[G] Now I put my first finger on the sixth fret here on the second string.
[Am]
[Fm] Ok, you don't have to use all three, you could use two but I [Am] like to use three.
[A#] Bring my second finger to the seventh fret.
[D] I didn't pick up my first finger.
[A] [N] Seventh fret.
[Cm] Drop one fret down, go [B] back one fret up.
[F#] Pinky.
[Am] [A] Go back to that chord that I just did.
Now here,
[G] I slide my first finger to the second string, second fret.
Ok, and I play the [E] first string open.
Now watch [C#m] my second finger.
[G#m] [C#m] [G] Now I go with my second finger to the third [F] fret of the second string and I put my third finger on the [B] fourth fret of the first string.
Open [E] again.
First finger, pinky down.
[Em] Third finger.
[N]
Go here, second fret, fourth fret, first, second string.
[D#m]
[G] Leave my pinky down, just scoot it over to the fifth fret.
I like using my pinky here and my first finger on the second fret of the second string because I get [E] to slide from here up two frets.
[D]
[A] Ok, now on YouTube, the Riquinto player, he adds this.
He'll add fourth string, third [C] fret, fourth string, fourth [C#] fret.
Now he [G] continues with the first finger, second fret, first [D] string.
Put your third finger here, [A] third fret, second string.
Ok, once you play these two, you're going to move to the second and third strings.
So watch my third [F#m] finger and my [Bm] pinky.
Back to the [F#m] first and second strings.
Leave them down, keep going up.
[Am] Stop at the fifth fret, same thing.
[D] Ok, now once you do that, so it's [Em] repeating here.
This is being played [G] up here.
So now that you've done that, second finger, put it on the fifth fret, second string.
Put your pinky here on the seventh fret.
Ok, now watch my [B] first finger.
[A#]
[A]
[B] This is the second fret.
Now [A] open, so [F#] open first and second string right [G] here.
Ok, with the second [E] finger.
Back to the second and third strings.
Now, first fret, third fret, [F#m] first finger, third.
I don't play when I get to the third fret right here with my first finger.
I don't play that.
I just slide up.
[Am] [Em] This is second string, [B] first fret with the first string open.
[A#] And I go back to second [E] and third.
And this [B] is third fret, fourth fret.
[F#] And that's it.
[N] So good luck with it and just put it together and it should sound pretty good.
Ok, good luck.
Key:
G
B
Am
D
A
G
B
Am
_ _ _ _ _ _ [G#] _ _
_ _ [C#] _ _ _ _ _ [F#m] _
_ [B] _ [Am] _ _ _ _ _ _
[Bm] _ _ _ _ [G] Ok, I'm going to explain this in English. _
First you need the capo on the second fret and it begins on the second and third [F#] strings
and you will put your first [F] and second fingers here.
This is the second fret, third fret, third string.
[D] Ok, this is the second string and [C#] this is the second fret because I have the capo.
So, capo and then this first fret, second.
Ok, [Fm] so here I play. _
Break them and then I [Bm] scoot up and move my first finger to the [G#m] fifth fret.
_ Then I move [Fm] back to the second, move back to [G#m] the fifth, third, [D] second, third.
Now I leave my [G] second finger down because I'm going to come up to the seventh fret and I'm going to put [F] these three fingers here on the seventh [F#m] fret.
And I like using [N] these fingers because with this pinky I just scoot it over to the ninth fret.
This is still down.
[G] Now I put my first finger on the sixth fret here on the second string.
[Am] _
[Fm] Ok, you don't have to use all three, you could use two but I [Am] like to use three.
_ [A#] Bring my second finger to the seventh fret.
[D] I didn't pick up my first finger.
[A] _ _ _ [N] Seventh fret.
[Cm] Drop one fret down, go [B] back one fret up.
[F#] Pinky.
_ [Am] _ [A] Go back to that chord that I just did.
Now here, _
[G] I slide my first finger to the second string, second fret.
Ok, and I play the [E] first string open.
Now watch [C#m] my second finger.
_ [G#m] _ _ [C#m] _ [G] Now I go with my second finger to the third [F] fret of the second string and I put my third finger on the [B] fourth fret of the first string.
_ Open [E] again.
First finger, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ pinky down.
[Em] Third finger.
_ _ _ [N] _ _
Go here, second fret, fourth fret, first, second string.
[D#m] _ _
[G] Leave my pinky down, just scoot it over to the fifth fret.
I like using my pinky here and my first finger on the second _ fret of the second string because I get [E] to slide from here up two frets.
[D] _
[A] Ok, now on YouTube, the Riquinto player, he adds this.
He'll add fourth string, third [C] fret, fourth string, fourth [C#] fret.
Now he [G] continues with the first finger, second fret, first [D] string.
Put your third finger here, [A] third fret, second string.
Ok, _ once you play these two, you're going to move to the second and third strings.
So watch my third [F#m] finger and my [Bm] pinky.
Back to the [F#m] first and second strings.
_ _ Leave them down, keep going up.
[Am] Stop at the fifth fret, same thing.
_ _ [D] Ok, now once you do that, so it's [Em] repeating here.
This is being played [G] up here.
So now that you've done that, second finger, put it on the fifth fret, second string.
Put your pinky here on the seventh fret.
Ok, now watch my [B] first finger.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [A#] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _
_ _ _ [B] This is the second fret.
Now [A] open, so [F#] open first and second string right [G] here.
Ok, with the second [E] finger.
Back to the second and third strings.
_ Now, first fret, third fret, [F#m] first finger, third.
I don't play when I get to the third fret right here with my first finger.
I don't play that.
I just slide up.
_ [Am] _ _ [Em] This is second string, [B] first fret with the first string open.
[A#] And I go back to second [E] and third.
And this [B] is third fret, fourth fret.
[F#] And that's it.
[N] So good luck with it and just put it together and it should sound pretty good.
Ok, good luck. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [C#] _ _ _ _ _ [F#m] _
_ [B] _ [Am] _ _ _ _ _ _
[Bm] _ _ _ _ [G] Ok, I'm going to explain this in English. _
First you need the capo on the second fret and it begins on the second and third [F#] strings
and you will put your first [F] and second fingers here.
This is the second fret, third fret, third string.
[D] Ok, this is the second string and [C#] this is the second fret because I have the capo.
So, capo and then this first fret, second.
Ok, [Fm] so here I play. _
Break them and then I [Bm] scoot up and move my first finger to the [G#m] fifth fret.
_ Then I move [Fm] back to the second, move back to [G#m] the fifth, third, [D] second, third.
Now I leave my [G] second finger down because I'm going to come up to the seventh fret and I'm going to put [F] these three fingers here on the seventh [F#m] fret.
And I like using [N] these fingers because with this pinky I just scoot it over to the ninth fret.
This is still down.
[G] Now I put my first finger on the sixth fret here on the second string.
[Am] _
[Fm] Ok, you don't have to use all three, you could use two but I [Am] like to use three.
_ [A#] Bring my second finger to the seventh fret.
[D] I didn't pick up my first finger.
[A] _ _ _ [N] Seventh fret.
[Cm] Drop one fret down, go [B] back one fret up.
[F#] Pinky.
_ [Am] _ [A] Go back to that chord that I just did.
Now here, _
[G] I slide my first finger to the second string, second fret.
Ok, and I play the [E] first string open.
Now watch [C#m] my second finger.
_ [G#m] _ _ [C#m] _ [G] Now I go with my second finger to the third [F] fret of the second string and I put my third finger on the [B] fourth fret of the first string.
_ Open [E] again.
First finger, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ pinky down.
[Em] Third finger.
_ _ _ [N] _ _
Go here, second fret, fourth fret, first, second string.
[D#m] _ _
[G] Leave my pinky down, just scoot it over to the fifth fret.
I like using my pinky here and my first finger on the second _ fret of the second string because I get [E] to slide from here up two frets.
[D] _
[A] Ok, now on YouTube, the Riquinto player, he adds this.
He'll add fourth string, third [C] fret, fourth string, fourth [C#] fret.
Now he [G] continues with the first finger, second fret, first [D] string.
Put your third finger here, [A] third fret, second string.
Ok, _ once you play these two, you're going to move to the second and third strings.
So watch my third [F#m] finger and my [Bm] pinky.
Back to the [F#m] first and second strings.
_ _ Leave them down, keep going up.
[Am] Stop at the fifth fret, same thing.
_ _ [D] Ok, now once you do that, so it's [Em] repeating here.
This is being played [G] up here.
So now that you've done that, second finger, put it on the fifth fret, second string.
Put your pinky here on the seventh fret.
Ok, now watch my [B] first finger.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [A#] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _
_ _ _ [B] This is the second fret.
Now [A] open, so [F#] open first and second string right [G] here.
Ok, with the second [E] finger.
Back to the second and third strings.
_ Now, first fret, third fret, [F#m] first finger, third.
I don't play when I get to the third fret right here with my first finger.
I don't play that.
I just slide up.
_ [Am] _ _ [Em] This is second string, [B] first fret with the first string open.
[A#] And I go back to second [E] and third.
And this [B] is third fret, fourth fret.
[F#] And that's it.
[N] So good luck with it and just put it together and it should sound pretty good.
Ok, good luck. _ _ _ _ _