Will Smith’s comeback is getting slightly assist from virtuoso Marcin Patrzałek – who showcases his boundless expertise on First Love, Smith’s Valentine’s Day drop alongside Spanish flamenco and pop singer India Martínez.

“So that you reached out to me and also you needed me to come back in your observe, and do one thing on the guitar in a Spanish type, I believed, ‘Okay, I’ve to point out him how I do it on the entire guitar,’” Marcin tells Smith in a brand new Instagram video breaking down his (genuinely spectacular) guitar components.

The inspiration is a one-handed “bassline” that Marcin’s enjoying whereas casually chatting to Smith – upon which additional rhythmic and melodic layers are added, making the ensuing observe sound nearly orchestral in nature.

“This factor is named a golpe – means punch in Spanish,” he says, demonstrating the flamenco guitar percussive method, which entails tapping the guitar’s soundboard together with his fingers – or, within the case of a correct flamenco guitar, the golpeador.

“So what does this sound prefer to you? It is type of like faucet dancing,” he feedback as he continues tapping his soundboard in a means that just about mimics conventional flamenco hand claps, earlier than swiftly incorporating two-handed tapping.

As for the way he manages so as to add all these layers in an nearly nonchalant method, Marcin explains, “So do you suppose that what I simply did was multitasking? It isn’t multitasking – as a result of I am not eager about this [fretting] hand.

“If I used to be eager about each notice I used to be enjoying, how can I’ve a dialog with you proper now? Possibly it is like on a film set – if you wish to say your strains, you do not wish to take into consideration each single one.”

To which Smith replies, “Sure. In performing, they are saying, you study your strains so effectively that you simply neglect them when it is time to play them.”

Marcin then launches straight right into a full showcase of his technical prowess because the astounded actor stares at him in awe, earlier than wrapping up with what all of us are considering: “That’s wonderful! Geez!”