Chords for HOW TO PLAY "Havana" ON UKULELE!

[B] Folks, guess what we're doing today?
We are going to learn how to play Havana by [N] Camila Cabello.
Camila Cabello.
[D] Camile Camulo.
Alright, step one, [G] get your ukulele.
Do y'all have it?
Make sure that your [Gm] ukulele is ready to go.
Make sure it is also tuned, so if you [Am] have a sweet little Enya tuner like I do, you can use it. _ _
It was flat.
[E] _ _ _
[C] _ _ _ _ _ _
There!
[Am] _ _ Alright, then, once this is tuned, you can turn your little tuner off, and there we go.
By the way, this is an Enya ukulele.
I can put a link in the description down below where you can purchase your own.
The one I got comes with this tuner, which is really handy.
It comes with this strap.
It also comes with a pick, a finger shaker, a wipey cloth, a capo, a lot of other things.
And it also comes with a case.
I did a review video that goes a little more in depth of the features that this ukulele
has and everything.
I can put that in the description down below as well.
And you can buy this ukulele and all of the goodies and all of that on Amazon.
And it comes all the way from China!
[N] So, are you ready folks?
Let's do it.
This song is very simple.
It's the same three chords over and over.
So, this should be very easy, especially if you're a beginner for ukulele.
The first chord is going to be a G minor.
And it looks like this.
You got this, _ this, and this.
Okay?
So, I put my ring finger here, middle finger here on the second fret, and then [Gm] first finger over here.
_ That is a G minor chord, folks.
So that's [Cm] your first chord.
Second chord is going to be C minor, which is really easy.
I just take my whole finger and I put it on those first three strings on that third fret.
That's C minor.
And then we have a D, which is the first [D] three, sorry, you can't see this, top three strings
on the second fret.
That's a D.
[Gm] Okay?
So, we got G minor, [Cm] C minor, [D] and D.
_ _ And sometimes a D7, which is just a D, add the little pinky
on the third fret. _
So, here's the strumming pattern.
A little bit easier.
[Gm] _ [Cm] _ [D] _
_ _ _ [Gm] _ [Cm] _ [D] _
_ _ So [Gm] it's down, [Cm] down, down, up, [D] down, up, up, down, up, [Gm] down, up, down, up, down, down,
[Cm] down, down, [D] down, up, up, down, up, down, up, down, up.
[Gm] And that's kind of what I do.
[G] _ _
[D] _ You can do a little chuck in between.
I love chucks.
They're the [Gm] best.
So down, [Cm] chuck, down, [D] chuck, and up, down, up, down, up, [Gm] down, up, [Cm] down.
_ [D] _
And what a chuck is, is really it's just, _ [E] you just kind of stop the strings like with your palm.
I know it looks [Gb] like my like nails are like, [Bb] but my nails aren't even really touching the
strings, they just like curl down because like they're like, [N] so you mute it with your palm.
[Gm] _ [Cm] _ _ [D] _ [Gm] So that's a chuck.
Anyway, that's the strumming pattern.
And then sometimes in my video, my Havana video, which I'll put in this description
Sometimes I do a little plucky thing.
And so I'll do this.
_ [Cm] _ [D] _ _ _
_ [Gm] _ [Eb] _ [D] _ And what that is, it's just [Am] _ so this one, that's all it is.
And your fingers are just staying in the same chord pattern that they already were in.
But I'm just plucking a little to add a little pizzazz.
So it's this one.
_ _ Okay, [Eb] so the D seven chord.
[D] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [Gm] _
[B] _ _ [D] _ [N] _ So once you have that plucking part down, that's the entire song.
That's the whole song.
Now sometimes you don't have to do this, but at the pre-chorus when [Gm]
it's
[Eb] _ [D] _ _ _ [Gm] _
_ [Eb] _ [D] Instead [Cm] of going up to that C minor for that second chord, [E] you're going to go to E flat
if you want, both of them will work.
But E flat is like E if you know what that is [Eb] on the second fret, and it's just move
it down the fret.
So it's going to be these three strings, all with these fingers, and then this pointer
finger is going to come up here.
_ _ _ [Gm] And then you would just go back to [Cm] the G minor.
_ [D] _ _ [N] You can watch my Havana video, which is at 2 million views right now.
Holy crap.
Thank you very much.
Side note.
Seriously guys, I did not expect that video to explode that much.
My Spanish students just requested the song and then I did it and I didn't know it was
going to get that popular.
So thank you so much.
Also, other side note, this song was featured in Who Sang It Better.
This is a YouTube channel.
They picked me, like my cover, to represent the USA.
And what this channel does is it takes covers of pop songs.
So this one specifically is for Havana, and they took it from a cover from someone in
Indonesia, Germany, Republic of Korea, France, I think.
Yeah, and all that.
So mine represented USA.
I'll put that in the description too.
Crazy, I didn't know that happened.
But yeah.
Anyway, let's go through.
[Gm] _ [Cm] _ [D] _ _
_ _ [Gm] _ [Cm] _ [D] _ _
_ _ [Gm] [Cm] Havana, ooh na na.
[D]
Half of my heart [Eb] is in Havana, ooh na [D] na.
He took me back [Gm] to East [Eb] Atlanta, ooh na na.
[D]
Half of my heart [Gm] is in [Cm] Havana.
My heart [D] is in Havana, [Gm] ooh Havana.
You [Cm] didn't want it, but then how [D] you do it?
[Gm] You [Cm] said there's a lot of girls I can [D] do it.
[Gm] I'll [Cm] do it forever in [D] a minute.
So it's [Gm] literally just G [Cm] minor, [D] C minor, D7.
[Eb] The whole time.
And that's the whole song.
So now you know how to play Havana.
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