Favorite

Isabel LaRosa · 120 BPM · 4/4

Favorite

Isabel LaRosa · Capo 6

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CapoPlace capo at fret 6; pitch is unchanged.

Em

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EmSay my name I waAmnt the neighborsEm to hear it
EmWant your body to feel it
EmBoy you know if there’s a heaven i’m near it
EmYea I promise mEy dear it’s
EOnly you who has my body and Emheals it
EmI’m the one can you feel it
EmI’m the one can you feel it
 Darling can I be your faCvorite
CI’ll be your girl Alet you taste it
AI know whaEmt you want boy just take it
EmDarling can I beC your favorite
CWant you to tell Ame you crave it
AMy namEme’s whatever you make it
EmAy cariño se que tu eres mio
EmQuiero pasarme la raya
 Mi pacienciCa se acaba te digo
 Ta chiquita como mi sEmaya
EmEllas no tiCenen lo que yo tengo
 Soy celosa lo sientFmo
FmSoy celoDmsa lo siento
 Darling can I beC your favorite
CI’ll be your girl leAt you taste it
AI know whatEm you want boy just take it
EmDarling can I beC your favorite
CWant you to tell Ame you crave it
AMy namEme’s whatever you make it
EmYou lookC like heaven but boy you'reEm no angel
EmYou takeA me places we onlyEm go
EmYou're so pretty god I swear that it's painful
EmI whisper things we only knoCw
CPut your hands around my neck make mAe faithful
ASoy celosa lo Emsiento
EmSoy celosa lo siento
 Darling can I bCe your favorite
CI’ll be your girl lAmet you taste it
AmI know whatEm you want boy just take it
EmDarling can I be Cyour favorite
CWant you to tell meAm you crave it
AmMy name’sEm whatever you make it

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All Chords Used (7)
KeyBb minor
CapoFret 6
Tempo~120 BPM

How to play Favorite by Isabel LaRosa on guitar

These are the sounding chords. With a capo on fret 6 you play Em, Am, E, C, A, Fm and more, the shapes the player above shows.

This song is a strong pick if you want a moody, modern play-along that feels steady and focused. At about 120 BPM, it sits in a comfortable groove that lets you lock in the changes and build confidence without feeling rushed.

The chart uses barre shapes throughout, so your fretting hand needs to stay relaxed and accurate. The opening progression moves A#m - D#m - A#m - A#, so the main thing to watch is the shift between the two shapes and keeping each chord clean as you move.

Start by looping the opening progression slowly until the hand motion feels automatic. Then raise the tempo in small steps, making sure every change lands on time. Once the shapes feel secure, play along with the full track and aim for smooth, even transitions.

Use the play-along above to follow each chord change in time with the music, or learn the shapes first with the chord diagrams below.

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