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Calle 13 - La Vuelta al Mundo - Latin Music Ukulele Tutorial (Patreon)

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2017-12-15 20:41:33
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2017-12-19 01:23:23
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2024-03
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Every other Friday we do a Latin music song in both English and Spanish, today it is Calle 13. This group was the first I saw live with my wife, it was a great date :) I am happy to share it with you, I learned a lot of spanish from this band and this group! Enjoy it! 

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Calle 13 - La Vuelta al Mundo - English Ukulele Tutorial

Calle 13 - La Vuelta al Mundo- English Ukulele Tutorial Today we are doing La Vuelta al Mundo from Calle 13 on our Ukuleles. This group was actually the first group I saw live with my wife, and they bring the energy to their shows for sure. This Puerto Rican duo pushed the boundries of social and political commentary from an island whos voice isn't always heard. In La Vuelta al Mundo we only need a couple basic chords, two progression and two super easy strum patterns, so learn how play La Vuelta al Mundo on the Ukulele will be super easy. Every other Friday we teach a latin song on the Ukulele with your favorite Ukulele teacher and today it was La Vuelta al Mundo, I hope you enjoyed it!

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Avril Jones

Hi Are you able to attach the PDF for this. Thanks

Aron

Hey Tyler, it would be good to explain the thumb magic you do when jumping from G to B in this song. Or maybe it could be a good video as well, working with your thumb.. ;) Another, probably unnecessary, tricky transition I find (not this song) is coming from A minor to E as my hand kind of lowers and the uke loses support.

Tyler Austenfeld
>>8955991

A lot of it has to do with learning kind where to rest it in your hand between your thumb and index finger as well as where you elbow is at. By pulling your elbow in towards your ribs and away from them your create different angles that work better for certain chords. Being conscience of that movement can help you create smoother transitions between more difficult chords. It does sound like a good video! Thanks for the support!