Flamenco Explained

Flamenco Explained LLC

About this app

Learn flamenco guitar online with a clear, structured approach.

Flamenco Explained is an online flamenco guitar learning platform designed for people who are new to flamenco — from complete beginners to experienced guitarists — who want to understand rhythm, technique, and structure, not just copy videos.

A clear, step-by-step way to learn flamenco guitar without feeling overwhelmed or intimidated.

What is Flamenco Explained?

Flamenco Explained is the most comprehensive flamenco guitar learning resource available, with 900+ in-depth video lessons covering technique, rhythm (compás), styles (palos), falsetas, and complete solo pieces.

Flamenco can be taught, learned, and understood.

Traditionally, flamenco guitar has been taught by rote: you sit with a teacher, copy what they play, and are told what to practice next — often without explanation. Flamenco Explained is inspired by that tradition, but goes further by clearly explaining how flamenco works, so you can understand what you’re playing and why.

The focus is not on mystique or gatekeeping, but on clarity, structure, and musical understanding.

New to flamenco doesn’t mean new to music

Many members of Flamenco Explained already play guitar at a high level or have formal training in other musical traditions. Flamenco uses a unique rhythmic language and structure that is rarely explained clearly elsewhere.

This platform was built to bridge that gap — which is why it’s used both by complete beginners and by experienced musicians who are new to flamenco guitar.

A structured learning path: The Camino

If you’re new to flamenco or want to make sure you have strong foundations, you can follow The Camino — a guided learning path designed to take you step by step from the very basics through your first complete flamenco guitar solo.

Along the way, you’ll learn:
• Essential flamenco techniques
• Core rhythmic forms (compás)
• How falsetas are constructed and used
• How everything fits together musically

The Camino provides structure and direction, while still allowing you to move at your own pace.

A deep library for focused learning

If you already have experience or want to work on specific topics, you can explore our extensive library of tutorials, including:
• Technique breakdowns
• Palos (flamenco forms)
• Falsetas and solo material
• Accompaniment concepts for singers and dancers
• Topics rarely explained elsewhere

Lessons are organized so you can study broadly or dive deep into exactly what you need.

Your subscription includes:
• Access to 900+ high-quality flamenco guitar lessons
• Downloadable music notation and TABs
• Beautiful HD video with multiple camera angles
• Progress tracking so you can pick up where you left off
• Community comments and feedback

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Ratings and reviews

I've played piano for 20+ years and know it's hard to find a teacher who BOTH can play really well AND can teach. Kai Narezo has the unique ability to do both. The only thing I would say is he has so many video series it's a bit daunting to figure out where to start. I think maybe he needs a video introducing people to the site and explaining how it works. Maybe just send him an email for guidance. Once you figure out the website's system, you'll find that it's great.

A great app and a wealth of information. The tone strikes a nice balance between an academic approach and folk approach to teaching music. Whether you studied classical or learned by ear, I think you will a lot from this app. The different flamenco forms are clearly laid out and there is a ton of material to help you build up all the pieces you need to improvise. There are also set pieces for the forms that give you a foundation for improvising if you don't know how to put it all together.

This is the most extensive, practical, easy to follow guide of Flamenco guitar I've ever come across. Sure you can find tonnes of free flamenco videos on YouTube but to be able to give yourself a structure and follow these lessons with a bit more of a chronology is defo worth the 15 a month, cheaper than a single face to face lesson per month and the resources are there for whenever you want to play 9.5/10