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CHIAPANECA 
a "cancion" by marco capelli frucht 
(c)1999 Marc Frucht 
Release date: 21mar99 

 
Part I 
 Am           G                F 
-5-555-787-58-3-333-5-7-8-7875-1-111- 
-5------------3----------------1----- 
-5------------4----------------2----- 
-7------------5----------------3----- 
-7------------5----------------3----- 
-5------------3----------------x----- 

                   E               (v)(v) 
3-5-3-1-5-3-1-5-3--0-000-1-0-0-3-00-5-7 
-------------------0------------------- 
-------------------1------------------- 
-------------------2------------------- 
-------------------2------------------- 
-------------------0------------------- 

Part II 
 C         G          Bb         F 
-x---------3----------6----------1---- 
-5(9times)-3-(9times)-6-(9times)-1(7times) 
-5---------4----------7----------2---- 
-5---------5----------8----------3---- 
-3---------5----------8----------3---- 
-x---------3----------6----------x---- 

 G  C         G         Bb         A7 
-3--x---------3---------6----------5-5-5 
-3--5(9times)-3(9times)-6-(7times)-5-5-5 
-4--5---------4---------7----------6-6-6 
-5--5---------5---------8----------5-5-5 
-5--3---------5---------8----------7-7-7 
--------------3---------6----------5-5-5 

Part III 
 Am      Am          B     B    D B E B 
-5-------5-----------x----------------7- 
-5-------5-----------x----------7-4-9-7- 
-5-------5-----------4-----4----7-4-9-8- 
-7-------7-----------4-----4----7-4-9-9- 
-7-------7-----------2--0--2--0-5-2-7-9- 
-5--3-0--5--3-0--3535----3------------7- 

 C  C*  A F   F      *Timing is 
-8--8---5-1--------   is misleading 
-8--8---5-1---x----   here in TAB; 
-9--9---6-2---10---   you'll have to 
-10-10--7-3---10---   get a feel for 
-10-10--7-3---10---   for it. 
-8--8---5-1---8---- 

[Repeat part I.] [then jump to IV.] 

part IV  
 # 
-8-888-10-12-10-8-12-777-8-7--------- 
-----------------------------8--10-8- 
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  hp           * 
----------------------------- 
-686s5-65-5-6-86------------- 
---------7------s9-s9-s9-s5-- 
----------------------------- 
----------------------------- 
----------------------------- 

 
-8-888-10-12-10-8-12-13-1313---- 
----------------------------12-- 
-------------------------------- 
-------------------------------- 
-------------------------------- 
-------------------------------- 

        & 
------------------------------- 
-13-12-s15-1515--12--13-1313--- 
---------------14--14---------- 
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[Repeat part III.] [Repeat I.] 
[Repeat part II.] [Hit one extra A7 
    or repeat part III depending 
    on crowd's "vibe." (or maybe 
    that stupid Beatles ending 
    chord; or scream at high G  
    falsetto shaking your moptop.)] 

notes. 
1. The numbers right next to each other are 
   thirty-second notes, but don't fret. Just 
   "tremelo" these notes a bit and you'll  
   feel for them by the second time you play 
   this song, I'm sure of it. 
2. I chose to express this in TAB rather  
   than standard notation (and have little  
   intention of ever publishing this in  
   "s.n.") for the same reason Dante chose 
   the language he chose for publishing 
   "Inferno." If you have no idea what I'm 
   talking about please  
        a) go look it up 
        b) or delete this song from your  
           memory and forget you ever 
           knew me.  
3. I will never tell the name of the person 
   I wrote this song for (and about) but a 
   clue for people who know me well -- I  
   bought a video-cassette from her in 1997 
4. I came up with a strange way to  
   signify the repeats after I typee the  
   last part. I wish to keep this easily  
   played but exactly as I play it in-case  
   anyone wants to catch the exact same  
   vibe. 
5. Please  
   a) distribute this far and wide, 
   b) always keep my name with it; 
   c) never make money off of it. 
6. Each of the chords in part 1 are played 
   dragging the three fingernails (m,a and 
   the "pinky" from the bass-most note to  
   the treble high in one quick snap.  
7. (v) = vibrato. Very demonstrative. No 
   other vibratos the first time through 
   will make these two notes "hit home"  
   best. 
8. The following words are very important 
   to this song. 
   a) !presente! 
   b) basta 
   c) nunca mas 
9. The only way I know how to describe the 
   "9times" and "7times" in Part II. is 
   you strum them rapidly to get a tremolo 
   effect similar to what's done with a 
   single note, but the chord's repeated 
   those many times. 
10. h=hammer on 
11. p=pull off 
12. *=5th or 6th fret both sound good  
    to me. I think I like 5 better. 
13. s=slide. (both up and down,  
    you'll see right away) 
14. #=chords from part 2 if there's a 
    second guitarist. Otherwise, you're 
    on your own. 
15. I suggest sliding your thumb behind 
    fret 12 and dropping your left elbow 
    low, with the thumb almost touching 
    the "horn" if you're like me and  
    think cutaways are stupid. 
16. Dedications: Maiko, Ingrid, Brenda, 
    Elevinio, Nana, Dad, and you. 
17. Have a nice day. 

Ya Basta, 
marco capelli 
http://pagina.de/capelli 
http://marco.franklins.net 
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