Rasgueado is a technique where you flick several fingers across the strings in sequence to create a continuous, flamboyant strum.
How to use it
Because a single motion produces fine rhythm and a strong attack, it is an important expression in flamenco and related styles.
How it differs from related terms
An ordinary strum sounds the strings with a pick or the whole hand, while rasgueado uses the fingers one after another.
Even out the volume and the rhythm of each finger slowly before you raise the speed.
