Preview of the intermediate acoustic guitar tab arrangement for “Que Te Pasa A Ti” by Ismael Rivera.
The progression
Structure & dynamics
What's in the mix
Oro (1979)
A 10-track salsa record released in 1979, featuring a mix of live cuts and studio tracks that showcase Rivera's expressive voice and range. The title, meaning 'gold' in Spanish, fits an album from a singer who was already considered one of the genre's defining voices.
All of OroIsmael Rivera
Ismael Rivera, nicknamed 'Maelo' and 'El Sonero Mayor', was a Puerto Rican singer and composer from Santurce, San Juan. He is a foundational figure in salsa, widely credited as one of the first great soneros, singers who deliver fast and often improvised verses within the music. His vocal improvisation and emotional intensity helped lift Puerto Rican salsa to international prominence, particularly through his long partnership with bandleader Rafael Cortijo.
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Good to know
What key is "Que Te Pasa A Ti" in?
"Que Te Pasa A Ti" by Ismael Rivera is in C minor.
What is the tempo of "Que Te Pasa A Ti"?
"Que Te Pasa A Ti" plays at around 100 BPM in 2/4 time.
What chords are in "Que Te Pasa A Ti"?
The core progression is Fm, Cm, G, C7, G7, and E♭, built around the C minor tonal center.
What instruments play on "Que Te Pasa A Ti"?
The recording features Percussion, Bass, Piano, Brass, Vocals, Percussion (additional), Piano (additional), and Bass (additional).
Can I get "Que Te Pasa A Ti" acoustic guitar tabs?
Yes. This is the intermediate acoustic guitar tabs arrangement of "Que Te Pasa A Ti" by Ismael Rivera, transcribed by Songscription.
Is "Que Te Pasa A Ti" acoustic guitar tabs easy to play?
"Que Te Pasa A Ti" acoustic guitar tabs comes in beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels, so there is an easy version to start with. At 100 BPM in C minor with 15 chords to navigate, the part sits at a comfortable intermediate level. You can switch levels on this page before you save it.
Is there an easy, beginner version of "Que Te Pasa A Ti" acoustic guitar tabs?
Yes. The beginner acoustic guitar tabs for "Que Te Pasa A Ti" simplifies the busiest passages and rhythms while keeping the melody, so it is the easiest way to start. The intermediate and advanced arrangements are one tap away when you want more of the original.
What album is "Que Te Pasa A Ti" on?
"Que Te Pasa A Ti" appears on Oro (1979).
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