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Progresiones de acordes

Ejercicios originales con diagramas de acordes, patrones de rasgueo y consejos de práctica. Desde principiante hasta avanzado.

105 progresiones

Major Turnaround (I–VI–ii–V) in C

The major I–VI–ii–V is the bread and butter of jazz comping.

JazzCmaj7A7Dm7G7
140BPM · 4/4
Intermediate4 acordes
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Bolero in C

The bolero is a slow, romantic Cuban-origin genre characterized by its gentle 4/4 feel …

LatinCmaj7Am7Dm7G7
65BPM · 4/4
Basic4 acordes
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Modal Rock (I–bVII–IV)

By replacing the V chord with the bVII (flat-seven), this progression avoids the …

RockAGD
125BPM · 4/4
Basic3 acordes
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Reggae One-Drop in A

The reggae "one-drop" rhythm is named for the absence of any emphasis on beat 1 — …

ReggaeADE
80BPM · 4/4
Beginner3 acordes
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Doo-Wop / 50s (I–vi–IV–V)

The classic doo-wop progression from the 1950s.

PopCAmFG
115BPM · 4/4
Beginner4 acordes
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Classic Rock bVII (I–V–bVII–IV)

A close relative of the I–V–vi–IV, but replacing the relative minor with the flat-seven…

RockDACG
130BPM · 4/4
Basic4 acordes
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Rock Minor Wall (i–bVII–bVI–bVII)

A dark, powerful minor progression that drives through the bVII and bVI chords.

RockEmDC
140BPM · 4/4
Basic3 acordes
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Son Cubano / Guajira in C

Son cubano is the root of much modern Latin music, from salsa to mambo.

LatinCFG7Fm
105BPM · 4/4
Intermediate4 acordes
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Descending Metal Riff in B minor

A descending chromatic bass line over minor harmony creates one of heavy metal's …

MetalBmA5G5F#5
120BPM · 4/4
Intermediate4 acordes
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Metal Power Chord Riff in E minor

Power chords (root + fifth, no third) are the foundation of heavy metal and hard rock.

MetalE5C5D5B5
130BPM · 4/4
Basic4 acordes
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The Four-Chord Song (I–V–vi–IV)

The most ubiquitous chord progression in modern pop.

PopCGAmF
120BPM · 4/4
Beginner4 acordes
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Thrash Metal Riff in E

Thrash metal combines the speed of punk with the heaviness of metal.

MetalE5G5A5C5
185BPM · 4/4
Advanced4 acordes
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Minor Pop Loop (vi–IV–I–V)

Starting on the vi chord gives this progression a melancholic, introspective quality …

PopAmFCG
110BPM · 4/4
Beginner4 acordes
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Jazz Turnaround (iii–VI–ii–V) in C

The jazz turnaround is a four-chord sequence used to lead back to the top of a form.

JazzEm7A7Dm7G7
130BPM · 4/4
Advanced4 acordes
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Samba in E

Brazilian samba guitar (violão) plays a rhythmic "batida" that complements the pe…

LatinEAB7Am
100BPM · 2/4
Intermediate4 acordes
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Rhythm Changes A Section (I–VI–ii–V) in Bb

Based on Gershwin's "I Got Rhythm," this is the second most important progression in ja…

JazzBbmaj7G7Cm7F7
200BPM · 4/4
Advanced4 acordes
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Jazz Blues in Bb

The jazz blues in Bb enriches the basic 12-bar form with ii–V substitutions and p…

JazzBb7Eb7Edim7G7
150BPM · 4/4
Advanced4 acordes
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Cha-Cha-Chá in A

The cha-cha-chá originated in Cuba in the 1950s and is characterized by its synco…

LatinADE7
115BPM · 4/4
Basic3 acordes
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Reggae Minor Groove in D minor

Minor-key reggae has a deeper, more mournful quality than its major-key counterpart.

ReggaeDmGmA7
75BPM · 4/4
Basic3 acordes
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Grunge Minor (i–bIII–IV)

The grunge and alternative rock sound in three chords.

RockEmGA
120BPM · 4/4
Basic3 acordes
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