Despacito on Recorder

Here we have Despacito on the Recorder !

This is a song worth studying with the recorder for all it can bring us.

It is a modern recorder song ideal for young people.

This incredible success of the singer Luis Fonsi can be played slowly with the recorder, haha.
Despacito = Slowly

We have transported the chorus melody to adapt it to the simple tone of the flute, we are going to play it in C major, so you should know the C major scale notes.

Playing Despacito on recorder we are going to work on the figure of the semiquaver because this melody is composed of sixteenths.

The semiquaver is the fourth part of the quarter note and in several passages of this melody we must do 4 sixteenth notes together that occupy a time.

Therefore, Despacito recorder notes are going to force us to learn to play this type of rhythms, so, it comes great to familiarize us with fast rhythms.

This song reached number one in more than 30 or 40 countries and the video clip was recorded in Puerto Rico.

Now tell me, how come you don’t want to learn Despacito on the recorder?

Well, GO !

⭐️How to play Despacito on Recorder

⭐️Video Tutorial How to play Despacito on Recorder

Finally you have available the video tutorial on how to play despacito on recorder. To all of you who have been writing me messages, thanks for the support and here you have the video so you can play the song with an audio reference.

“Despacito” is a song performed by Puerto Rican singer Luis Fonsi in collaboration with Daddy Yankee, released on January 12, 2017 through the Universal Music Latino label. It was written by Panamanian singer-songwriter Erika Ender, Fonsi, Gabriel Garcia and Daddy Yankee, and produced by Andrés Torres and Mauricio Rengifo (Dandee).

The song had an excellent commercial performance, reaching the number 1 position in more than 80 countries and being the song with the most plays on YouTube at the time. In addition to several versions in different genres and language, the English version with Justin Bieber reached number one on Billboard’s Hot 100 list.12 It also won four 2017 Latin Grammy Awards for Best Song, Best Recording, Best Urban Fusion/Interpretation and Best Music Video Short Version.

☝️Video Clip Despacito

The video, directed by Carlos Perez, the creative director of Elastic People, was shot in December 2016 in Puerto Rico. It features Daddy Yankee and actress, model and Miss Universe 2006 Zuleyka Rivera.3 It was shared via YouTube on January 12, 2017. Within 97 days of its release it surpassed one billion views.

To date it has been the first video to reach that number the fastest. On June 16, 2017, the video reached 2 billion views on the YouTube platform after 154 days.4 On August 4, 2017, the video clip reached 3 billion views after its release, thus becoming the most viewed video on YouTube at that time.

On October 11, 2017, it reaches 4 billion views, making it the most viewed video on the YouTube platform as of December 2017.567In November 2020, the video clip reached 7 billion views, making it one of only two videos to reach this figure throughout YouTube’s history, along with Pinkfong’s nursery rhyme “Baby Shark”.