Alegrías Bootcamp
Understand Alegrías — and play it with light, control and real flamenco feel.
What you will learn
- How to play Alegrías from beginner to advanced level
- Essential compás and structure of the style
- Falsetas adapted to your level
- Chords, harmony and typical progressions
- How to accompany flamenco singing (cante)
- The character, phrasing and energy of Alegrías
- Key artists and musical references
This is not just about learning falsetas...
it’s about understanding how Alegrías actually works.
Alegrías can feel confusing: the structure, the timing, the accents…
Most players try to memorize patterns without really understanding what’s going on.
This bootcamp gives you clarity — so you understand the compás, the structure, and how everything connects.
Who this is for
- Beginners who want to start Alegrías the right way
- Intermediate players who feel lost in the structure
- Advanced players who want to refine their understanding
Everything is adapted so you can follow at your level.
What you’ll be able to do
- Play Alegrías with structure and confidence
- Build your own falsetas and combinations
- Understand the compás and phrasing
- Accompany flamenco singing at a basic level
- Recognize Alegrías as soon as you hear it
Course format
- 8 full group sessions (recorded), around 60–90 minutes each
- Step-by-step breakdown of every concept and exercise
- Extra materials and practice resources
Originally a 2-month live bootcamp, now fully recorded.
Curriculum
- Part 1 — Repertoire & Structure
- Falsetas adapted to different levels
- Compás and phrasing
- Building a full Alegrías structure
- Part 2 — Understanding the Style
- Harmony and chord progressions
- Structure and variations
- Introduction to accompanying cante
- Artists and musical context
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Join now and begin building real flamenco understanding with a clear path.
About the teacher
Mario Moraga
Mario Moraga is a flamenco guitarist trained at the Conservatorio Superior de Música of Córdoba and holds a degree in Music Education.
Since 2012, he has been working professionally as both a performer and teacher, helping students from all over the world understand and play flamenco in a clear and structured way.
He is the founder of Flamenco Inside, where he has taught students from more than 17 countries through live sessions and online programs focused on real flamenco playing.