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Riff Tone
Y Nos Dieron las Diez
Joaquín Sabina
Guitarother1990s
Original Gear
GuitarNylon-string classical guitar (exact model unknown, likely Spanish luthier or Yamaha/Córdoba type)
AmpNone (recorded mic'd acoustic, no electric amp used)
Amp Settings
gain1.5
bass3
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Notes
Studio recording, 1992 album 'Física y Química'. All available sources and covers indicate the riff is played on a classical (nylon-string) guitar, fingerstyle, with no amplification or pedals. No evidence of electric guitar or amp use in the original studio recording.
Tone Character(10)
warm and naturalresonant and intimatesoft attacknylon-string clarityexpressive fingerstyle articulationno electronic colorationacoustic room ambiencerounded highsgentle midsorganic, unprocessed sound
Difficulty
The riff is played fingerstyle on a classical guitar, requiring basic finger independence and dynamic control, but uses straightforward chord shapes and rhythm, making it accessible to early intermediate players.
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Original Gear
GuitarNylon-string classical guitar (exact model unknown, likely Spanish luthier or Yamaha/Córdoba type)
AmpNone (recorded mic'd acoustic, no electric amp used)
Amp Settings
gain1.5
bass3
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Notes
Studio recording, 1992 album 'Física y Química'. All available sources and covers indicate the riff is played on a classical (nylon-string) guitar, fingerstyle, with no amplification or pedals. No evidence of electric guitar or amp use in the original studio recording.
Tone Character(10)
warm and naturalresonant and intimatesoft attacknylon-string clarityexpressive fingerstyle articulationno electronic colorationacoustic room ambiencerounded highsgentle midsorganic, unprocessed sound
Difficulty
The riff is played fingerstyle on a classical guitar, requiring basic finger independence and dynamic control, but uses straightforward chord shapes and rhythm, making it accessible to early intermediate players.