YAMANDU COSTA - Samba Pro Rapha REACTION | Metal Head DJ Reacts 

Thats awesome thank you for the info I really appreciate it. The guitar is a beautiful piece of art. I thought they were nylon with the softness of the tones but the shine made them look metal, I wonder what gauges he uses? I've been playing around a lot with my own acoustic a lot more lately and went to get some new strings for it and they have plastic coated strings! I cant wait to check them out and see how they feel and sound!

@@TheKillogicEffect "Rapha" was Raphael Rabello search for him playing Desvairada - Garoto!

Truly he is the best of this style here in Brazil. Perhaps the best guitar player in our country of all styles.

​@@felipemmg8697 Brazil has and has had countless outstanding guitarists, all of them with their own characteristics, like Yamandu Costa, we have also Fábio Lima, Baden Powell, Turíbio Santos, Guilhernano Reis, among others.

@@fernandocoelho1334 For me the 3 best brazilian guitarists are Yamandu Costa, Edson Lopes and Carlos Barbosa Lima

Na verdade, é um samba, mas logicamente tem alguma coisa de choro ali.

Thats awesome! He is an incredible guitarist, Im looking forward to learning more about him!

Uma "standing ovation" é uma resposta entusiástica e coletiva de uma audiência, caracterizada pelo ato de várias pessoas se levantarem e aplaudirem de pé em sinal de reconhecimento ou apreciação diante de uma apresentação notável. A expressão implica um gesto coletivo de aprovação, sendo fundamentalmente associada à participação de um grupo. Embora possa haver situações em que uma pessoa, de forma mais informal, se levante e aplauda, a natureza intrínseca da "standing ovation" envolve a participação conjunta e entusiástica de diversas pessoas.

i can see why but i never heard that story but hope it happend

What? Unfortunately 98% of Brazilians don't have any idea he exists, which is a shame.

Absolutely incredible stuff!! I dont believe I have ever seen a seven string classical guitar in person. I was just at the guitar store close by and I bet they would have to special order one, I could be wrong though...

I am from Brazil and have Always loved Paco. And, naturally, Love Yamandu. As Paco also dos.

No onew can compares to Paco but Yamandu is really mind blowing!

I am looking forward to learning more about him for sure!!!

​@@TheKillogicEffect Yamandu is not a human being, he's an E.T.

Some incredible stuff for sure, I'm looking forward to hearing and learning more about him!

Wow thank you for the list I really appreciate it and I am looking forward to learning about not only Samba but all the incredible music and musicians Brazil has to offer. When I was in junior high school I did a report on Brazil and the teacher would let me get into all the music saying some crap like "Its outside the scope of what the report is suppose to be about" it made me mad because thats what I wanted to focus on, so I guess now I get to learn about it finally!!!!

Remember to Ulisses Rocha! Fabio Lima is his fan

Carlos Barbosa Lima

Thanks for this list, I love Yamandu Costa since I watched him for the first time! Glad to know another brazilian great guitar players!

Thank you very much I really appreciate it!! I love his style and technique and will be checking out more from him for sure!!!

Cheers! I am looking forward to hearing and learning more about him and his music!

Thank you I am looking forward to learning more about him and his style as well as technique!

Absolutely!!!

Absolutely! Very well said!

Thank you I appreciate that! I am enjoying learning about him, he is incredible more people need to know about him!

Greetings!!

Thank you very much I really enjoyed his playing and I'm looking forward to more!! Thank you for the suggestions I will check them out!

I still love Sarará, when he plays like his "gaucho" roots!

@@flaviuspoa Também gosto! Sarará tem uma aura de casa no campo.

Also Baden Powell, Turíbio Santos, ...

I will have to check that out! Thank you for the info I really appreciate it!!!

It makes for a very unique, brilliant sound!

Absolutely! Cant wait to check out ore from him!

Yamandu Costa is alive. According to the search results, he was born on January 24, 1980, and is currently 44 years old. There is no information suggesting he is deceased

Absolutely!!!

Thank you for the suggestion I really appreciate it, I will check them out!

Thank you I really appreciate it and I'm looking forward to learning more about him as well as Brazils amazing music!!

Looks like he is pretty awesome musician I will have to check him out!

I am looking forward to hearing and learning more about him!

@@TheKillogicEffect he have a music channel here in ytb with his name Yamandu Costa 🙏🎇🌍🌎💙🫂🫂🎁📳🎶🍷✈️🥂👍🕊️🤍

@@TheKillogicEffect He's totally genius, free style, a Musical Boss the musical Ranker from this century.

He has that movement of up and down the scale of the guitar in the transverse picking up the 4 chord house the 7 chord House of note then he goes back quickly to pirmeira house that there in the transverse and to kill anyone is to genius that.

No one will reproduce that gesture will miss notes, melodies and rhythmic harmonies, it is a trap, that there and creativity will never be technical above the normal level of Musical execution on the guitar.

No but I would love to check them out, is there anything you would suggest?

Indeed it is!!!

Thank you for the suggestion I really appreciate it, I will check him out!

Thank you! I am trying my hardest not to butcher it to bad!

Yeah I misspoke, they do have a lot of similarities but are two completely different things. I got so caught up in his playing I didnt even mention the seven strings and talk about Brazilian guitars and music the way I wanted to. I will be doing more videos about him for sure, so there will be plenty of time to talk about all that!

But does not flamenco and samba share some common Iberian roots?

@@rogeriopenna9014 Brazilian music has more in common with afro music and jazz than flamenco which in my opinion can sound sometimes more Arabic with its Phrygian mode. Foreigners confuse Spanish and Iberian music with flamenco. Flamenco music is a genre within Spanish music. Flamenco music is Spanish but not all Spanish music is flamenco. The muñeira is for instance is more related to Celtic music with its bagpipes. The Fado is Portuguese with its own specific plucked instruments. The jota and sardana are from northern east of Spain and use oboes and flutes and no guitar. Each region of Iberia has its own music. Flamenco is basically from andalucia (Southern Spain). And even within Andalucia thete are other genres like the Copla or Sevillanas which do not belong to the flamenco genre. I could write a book about it. So much to say 🤣

Olha, não digo que tenha relação direta com o Flamenco, mas existe relação hispânica/ hibérica/ moura sim no violão sul americano, a escola dos " Rasqueados" que praticamente não existe no violão genuinamente brasileiro, das raízes do choro que é mais ligado a música erudita na forma e linhas polifônicas . É que especificamente o " Violão gaúcho " do Rio Grande do Sul , Estado onde nasceu e se criou Yamandú tem esta característica dos rasqueos e ligação direta com a música argentina e de vizinhos fronteiriços de colonização espanhola. Que há conexão há sim .

@@erich191 you're right. But they have something in common due to Spain but are not the same music.

A beautiful guitar being playing by an incredible person that knows his instrument intimately!!! I cant wait to see and hear more, some incredible stuff without a doubt!!!

I subscribed to him for sure, thanks for bringing this artist to my attention.@@TheKillogicEffect

Thank you for the suggestion I will check that out!

tbh I got so caught up with his style and technique I was at a loss for words in general but I will be checking out a lot more from him so there will be plenty of time to talk about a lot of thigs I still want to mention!