Hola a todos hoy le vamos a interpretar All in Love Is Fair. No es una canción que yo escuchara desde siempre, la fui conociendo poco a poco y me gustó bastante. No es de esas que entran de una, pero cuando te quedas un rato con ella empieza a enganchar.
Es de Stevie Wonder, y tiene algo que no es tan simple como parece. Los acordes cambian bastante, pero no se siente complicado, más bien todo está como bien colocado. A mí lo que me gusta es que no suena exagerada, todo es bastante directo, pero al mismo tiempo tiene detalles que si no los cuidas se pierden.
En esta versión la vamos a hacer a flauta y guitarra. La flauta lleva la melodía y yo en la guitarra voy acompañando, tratando de no meter demasiadas cosas. Es de esas canciones donde si tocas de más, la arruinas un poco, así que mejor dejarla tranquila.
También siento que no es una canción para tocarla rápido ni para lucirse. Más bien es para escuchar bien lo que está pasando y tocar con calma. Si te apuras, pierde todo el sentido.
A mí me suena como una conversación, no como algo dramático. No es triste del todo, pero tampoco es alegre, está ahí en el medio. Y creo que por eso funciona, porque no se va a los extremos.
vamos a ver cómo nos sale y ojalá les guste.
English
Hi everyone, today we're going to play "All in Love Is Fair." It's not a song I've listened to forever; I got to know it little by little, and I really liked it. It's not one of those songs that grabs you right away, but after listening to it for a while, it starts to grow on you.
It's by Stevie Wonder, and it has something that isn't as simple as it seems. The chords change quite a bit, but it doesn't feel complicated; rather, everything is well-placed. What I like is that it doesn't sound overdone; everything is quite direct, but at the same time, it has details that can be lost if you're not careful.
In this version, we're going to play it with flute and guitar. The flute carries the melody, and I accompany it on the guitar, trying not to add too much. It's one of those songs where if you play too much, you ruin it a bit, so it's best to leave it alone.
I also feel that it's not a song to play quickly or to show off. Rather, it's about listening carefully to what's happening and playing calmly. If you rush, it loses all its meaning.
To me, it sounds like a conversation, not something dramatic. It's not entirely sad, but it's not entirely joyful either; it's somewhere in between. And I think that's why it works, because it doesn't go to extremes.
Anyway, let's see how it turns out, and I hope you like it.
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