Medicine Song Pro Course Part 2

Learn agua del amor with chord progressions in D minor and F, using half-bar shapes and a 5-4-3-1-2-3-1 picking pattern; build energy for upbeat songs.

Master the Alleluia song with capo on the first fret, play A minor, C, E minor, F, and follow the down down down up down strumming pattern.

Learn the picking pattern 5-4-2-3-2-3 and chord progression for all related, including a minor, e minor, f, and g, with four-bar verses and access to sheet music on Patreon.

Explore a challenging medicine song with evolving tonality and harmony, featuring a non-repeating structure, a guitar picking pattern 5 4 2 3 4 3 2 3, and varied chord progression.

Learn an easy two-chord fingerstyle tune in a minor and C, using the picking pattern 5-4-2-3-4-3-2-3, repeated four times per chord, with an optional down-down-up-down-up rhythm.

Sing bountiful harvest, a simple blessing song to bless food or groceries at the end of a ceremony, using easy chords and a bass-down up up down up pattern.

Learn palm muting and a down-down-up-up-down-up strumming pattern to drive high-energy verses in Velveeta Celeste, across a minor c g f progression, from the medicine song pro course part 2.

Master an easy Cantos da Floresta tune with a first-fret down-down-up-up-down-up pattern and chords c, d minor, a minor, f, and c.

Learn a dance-friendly guitar groove with palm-muted strumming in d minor and a minor, two bars per chord, plus an upbeat interlude.

Explore light language and channeling through a simple song, featuring a five-four picking pattern on chords A minor, C, G, and F, with harmonized vocals.

Learn a simple, beautiful group guitar song, El Na Refa Na La, using E minor, G, A minor, and D chords with a 4-2-3-1-2-3-1 picking pattern and mostly English lyrics.

Identify whether Estrella Azul uses 3 3 or 4 4 time by applying strumming and picking patterns, including 5 4 2 3 1 2 3 1, and full-bar patterns.

Explore estrellita divina from medicine song pro course part 2, featuring a group-friendly e minor, a minor, f, and c progression credited to Andre Cordoba, with a down-down-down-up strumming pattern.

Learn to play Phoenix with basic chords E minor and G, follow a down down down up down up strumming pattern, and practice the flowing rhythm as you sing along.

Explore medicine tribe ceremony and song forca do rapé, using breath work and high pay to transform energy, ground after circle, with a down-down-up-up-down-up strum and e minor–c–a minor chords.

Master the Haidakhande song with beginner-friendly guitar techniques, featuring a picking pattern and a 4/4 down-down-up-up-down-up strum, using a minor, F, C, G, and Em chords.

Explore a new picking pattern in the song e wah wah, featuring a double strike and the five-one, three-two-five sequence, challenging you to master patterns while staying easy to sing.

Learn a medicine song jurema oh jurema with guitar chords e minor, d7, and e minor; explore a nature vibe and jurema, plant used to cook medicine in South America.

Master the kano kano guitar pattern with down-down palm-up down-up picking and palm muting. Play the G, A minor, A, and C chords across sections to capture the song's vibe.

La semilla teaches guitar by guiding rapid chord changes, using d minor, f major seven, and c with a picking pattern 5-4-2-3-1-2-3-1, building muscle memory to sync with lyrics.

Learn to play the modern day by Bettina Marine with capo on the first fret (or none), a picking pattern 5 4 2 3 1 2 3 1, and practice B minor and B7 transitions.

Learn the Mataji guitar picking pattern on the first fret with 5-4-2-3-1-2-3-1 and chords G, C, G minor, E minor, and A minor, and record to judge vocal fit.

learn the lullaby mi nina tierna mi dulce abuela through beginner guitar chords d minor, b flat, c, and a minor, with strumming patterns down down up up down up.

Learn noku mana with a picking pattern 5 4 2 2 3 1 across C, E minor, G, and A minor. Note the rhythm and compare with dalma's YouTube rendition.

Learn to play o rei das flores with palm muting, switching between a minor and e minor, using simple strumming patterns and a touch of flair.

Learn Pachamama 2 in medicine song pro course part 2, using a bass-forward picking pattern on D minor with chords Dm, F, Am, C, and a guided sing-through of verses.

Explore Pachamamita, a medicine song with capo on the third fret and a unique picking pattern—verse 5-4-3-1-2-3-1, chorus 5-4-3-1-2—transitioning from g minor to d minor and a minor.

Learn the rainha rhythm for the hyena song, using a simple 5-4-2-3-1-2 picking pattern with four repeats per chord; focus on bass chord placement through repetition.

Learn a recent song using a down-heavy strumming pattern, with em for two bars and b7 for a half bar, plus listening to a native version on YouTube.

Santa Maria vem chegando neste batalhão, Portuguese song with a 5 4 2 3 1 2 picking pattern and am to e minor to d minor chords, delivering a melody.

Learn the shamankuna cayari song, mastering a third fret picking pattern in D minor with repeating chords, while lyrics reference jungle plant medicines and learning from those before me.

Learn the Shoshanat Hayekum arrangement with a specific picking pattern (5-4-3-1-2-3) across chords G, F, E minor, and E7, including A minor and seven chords.

Learn sol de la manana on guitar with capo on the second fret, palm-muted down-strums, and chords d minor, c, e, and f; practice transitions and key changes for performances.

Learn tamborcito de agua with a picking pattern and strumming options, and practice chords d minor, a minor, c, g, and f for varied, repeatable sections.

Learn a versatile down-down-down-up strumming pattern on the first fret, usable for any song, mix patterns for the chorus, and explore translating an English song into Spanish.

Learn to play Todo brilla with a beginner-friendly guitar arrangement, featuring a simple 5-4-2-3-1-2-3-1 picking pattern, core chords (F, C, A minor, D minor, G), and a repeating verse-chorus structure.

Learn the picking pattern 5-4-2-3-1-2 on A minor and 3-1 on F, with every verse repeating the same chord progression. Sing the first verse to grasp the pattern.