No One Noticed

How to play No One Noticed by The Marías on guitar

This is a great one to learn because it keeps you moving through a small, repeating loop, so you can focus on timing and clean changes instead of memorizing a lot of parts. You’ll get a smooth, steady feel that sits well at about 120 BPM and is friendly for a beginner.

All of the shapes are open, so you do not need any barre chords here. The main thing to watch is the move from Am to D and then into G, since that change can feel a little less automatic than the others. Keep your fingers close to the strings so each chord lands cleanly.

Start by playing the shapes one at a time in order: Am, D, G, then back to Am. Once that feels comfortable, repeat the loop until your hands remember it. After that, bring in a steady rhythm and gradually speed up until you can stay relaxed through the full cycle.

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.