Patilla had to use a technique for this song that I had never seen; this technique involved picking multiple strings of the guitar as well as the addition of tapping the wooden part of the guitar at times. This technique seemed very difficult, but made it seem as if multiple instruments were playing different pitches. The melody of Gran Jota was playful and changed its sound quickly. The quick tempo of the song makes the rapid changes in the melody possible. The performer gave the impression it was a song he enjoyed performing. The intensity of this song was much greater than the others, almost as if he was more excited to play
Patilla had to use a technique for this song that I had never seen; this technique involved picking multiple strings of the guitar as well as the addition of tapping the wooden part of the guitar at times. This technique seemed very difficult, but made it seem as if multiple instruments were playing different pitches. The melody of Gran Jota was playful and changed its sound quickly. The quick tempo of the song makes the rapid changes in the melody possible. The performer gave the impression it was a song he enjoyed performing. The intensity of this song was much greater than the others, almost as if he was more excited to play