Chords of: Atolito by: Gagoman. (Dm, Dm7, D, Dmaj7) are the main chords of the song. The chords are displayed instantly in real-time with a YouTube player, four synced views, instrument diagrams, loop practice and a built-in vocal-remover mixer.
“Atolito” by Gagoman is in D Major and runs at about 60 BPM, giving it a slow, laid-back feel. Our analysis found 21 different chords across 63 chord changes; the ones that carry the song are Dm, Dm7, D, Dmaj7.
Dm7 is the chord you will hold longest — roughly 34% of the 3:30 the chords were tracked for. The song opens with Gm → Dm → Dm7 → Gm → Dmaj7 → Dm → Bb/D → Dm. Play the timeline above to hear each change land in real time.
Difficulty: intermediate — 5 main chords including 3 extended or barre voicings. Guitarists can play it as written — D Major sits in open-chord territory, no capo needed.
| Chord | Time held | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Dm7 | 1:12 | 34% |
| Dm | 0:53 | 25% |
| D | 0:19 | 9% |
| Dmaj7 | 0:16 | 7% |
| D7 | 0:12 | 6% |
| Em7b5/D | 0:06 | 3% |
| Bb7/D | 0:06 | 3% |
| Gm | 0:06 | 3% |
Gm – D – Dm – Gm – Dm7 – Gm – Am7 – Dmaj7 – E7 – Dm – D7 – Bb/D – Dm – D7 – Bb/D – Am – Dm – C/D – Bb/D – D/A – E7 – Dm – G/D – Dm – Bb7/D – Am – D – Ab – D – Em7b5/D – Am – Em7b5/D – Dmaj7 – Em7b5/D – Dm7 – Daug – D7 – Bb7/D – Am7 – Dm – G/D – Dm7 – Em7 – Dm6 – Gm – Dm – Gm6 – Dm7 – …
