Could you be loved
(Letra con acordes de Bob Marley)
| Acordes: 7 | Dificultad: Media |
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ACORDES
Letra de la canción con acordes
Intro
Bm C# D C# Bm C# D C#
Bm C# D C# Bm
Bm C# D C# Bm C# D C#
D Bm G D
Could you be loved, and be loved.
D Bm G D
Could you be loved, and be loved.
Bm Em
Cn't let them fool ya...
Bm Em
Or even try to school ya... Oh, no!
Bm
We've got a mind of our own
G F#m Em
So go to hell if what you'D thinking is not right!
Bm
Love would never leave us alone,
G F#m A
A-yin the darkness theD must come out to light.
D Bm G D
Could you be loved, and be loved.
D Bm G D
Could you be loved, and be loved.
Bm C# D C# Bm Bm/F#
Bm C# D C# Bm
Bm C# D C# Bm Bm/F#
The road of life is rocky and you may stumble too,
Bm C# D C# Bm
So while you point your fingers someone else
is judging you Love your brotherman!
Bm
Could you be, could you be, could you be loved
Could you be, could you be loved
Could you be, could you be, could you be loved
Could you be, could you be loved.
Bm Em
Cn't let them change ya, oh!
Bm Em
Or even Darrange ya!... Oh, no!
Bm G F#m Em
We've got a life to live. Oh, oh, oh.
Bm
They say: only, only
G F#m A
Only the fittest of the fittest shall survive, stay alive! Eh!
D Bm G D
Could you be loved, and be loved.
D Bm G D
Could you be loved, and be loved.
Bm
Bm C# D C# Bm Bm/F#
Bm C# D C# Bm Bm/F#
Bm
Walking through the darkness
we have seen the gDat light
could you be loved Could you be loved
Could you be, could you be, could you be loved
let the light be your guide and everything will be alright
could you be loved Could you be loved
Could you be, could you be, could you be loved.
Bm Em
Cn't let them change ya, oh!
Bm Em
Or even Darrange ya!... Oh, no!
Bm
Get up, get up , get up, get up, get up, get up.
G
get up , get up, get up, get up, get up
F#m Em
get up, get up now
Bm
we have been so low for so long
G F#m A
Get up, get up, get up now. Get up now ok
D Bm G D
Could you be loved, and be loved.
D Bm G D
Could you be loved, and be loved.
Bm
You ain't gonna miss your water, until your well runs dry
No matter how you tDat him, he’ll never be satisfied
Say something! (Could you be, could you be,
could you be loved
Could you be, could you be loved)
Say something! Say something!
(Could you be, could you be, could you be loved)
Say something! (Could you be, could you be loved)
Say something! Say something! (Say something)
Say something! Say something! (Could you be loved)
Say something! Say something! Dggae, Dggae!
Say something! Rasta, rasta!
Say something! Dggae, Dggae!
Say something! Rasta, rasta!
Say something! (Could you be loved)
Say something! Uh!
Say something! Come on!
Say something! (Could you be, could you be,
could you be loved?)
Say something! (Could you be, could you be loved?)
Say something! (Could you be, could you be,
could you be loved?)
Say something! (Could you be, could you be loved?.
Cómo tocar Could you be loved de Bob Marley
Patrón de rasgueo:
↓ ↑↓ ↑ ↓↑ ↓- Un rasgueo sincopado y energético que refleja el clásico groove del reggae.
Aplicación del patrón:
- En las estrofas, utiliza un rasgueo suave pero con marcado ritmo para acompañar la estructura lírica.
- En el estribillo, aumenta la intensidad ligeramente para reforzar el mensaje optimista de la canción.
Consejos:
- Tempo: Mantén un ritmo animado, alrededor de 100 bpm, para resaltar el carácter bailable del reggae.
- Intensidad: Alterna entre un rasgueo relajado en los versos y un poco más rítmico en el estribillo para enfatizar los momentos clave.
- Práctica: Presta atención a las transiciones entre acordes como Bm, C#, D y G para lograr fluidez en la interpretación.
Tonalidad y progresión de acordes de Could you be loved:
La canción está en la tonalidad de Bm. Los acordes principales incluyen Bm, C#, D, G, Em, F#m y A, generando un equilibrio perfecto entre la melancolía y la energía positiva del reggae.
Estructura:
- Intro: Bm - C# - D - C# (repetir).
- Verso: Bm - Em.
- Pre-estribillo: G - F#m - Em.
- Estribillo: D - Bm - G - D.
Análisis armónico de Could you be loved:
La progresión de acordes combina tonalidades mayores y menores que representan un balance entre la introspección y el optimismo, típico del estilo de Bob Marley. La base melódica simple pero efectiva permite que el ritmo y la letra ocupen el centro de atención.
Rítmica:
El compás de 4/4 está acentuado por un groove sincopado que invita al movimiento, característico del reggae y el estilo único de Marley.
Sobre la canción Could you be loved de Bob Marley:
"Could you be loved" es un himno de positividad y unidad que combina ritmos de reggae con letras esperanzadoras y reflexivas. Con su mensaje de amor incondicional y su ritmo contagioso, esta canción se ha convertido en un clásico universal que sigue inspirando a generaciones alrededor del mundo.