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I have tabbed what I think Santana has played as accurately as possible for reference. Sometimes its best, I think, not to try to reproduce exactly what you hear or read,it can get way too complex. Notes: Many notes sound like they are on the verge of producing a harmonic, especially those held or vibratoed. This can be achieved be standing close to your amp to get semi-feedback, facing the amp playing the harmonicing note, using a pinch technique or playing a natural harmonic. In certain places I have ignored conventional scales and tabbed the notes in places higher up the fretboard for speed and ease of playing technique such as where bends become easy higher up the board and have more space to be bent. If you feel that I need correcting then mail me . h - hammer on p - pull off b - bend string up r - release bend / - slide up - slide down v - vibrato more v's=more vib t - right hand tap x - play 'note' with heavy damping (0:00) (0:06) e----------------------------------------------------------------| B---------------------------------------6------------------------| G-----5---------------(5)/7--5--5----------7b9r7v----------------| D--8-----8----5------------------------------------------------| A-----------------------------------(8)--------------------------| E----------------------------------------------------------------| This harmonic is probably pinched or develops on the amp but I can't always do it. You can always do a 7th fret G string natural harmonic if you want to get the cool sound. e----------------------------8--6--------------------------------| B--5/7--5--5-------6b8r6b8-------6h8p6--------------------------| G-------------------------------------------7---5