Great Video! Thanks for posting. I’ve been studying as a percussionist for 30 years and 20 of those years as a conguero. This technique is ALWAYS in my practice regimen. Love to modulate this phrase continuously between 3s, 4s, 6s, etc. (depending on the tempo) placing the attacks in different spaces around the clave. The possibilities are endless! Anyway, Look forward to checking out your future tutorials. Can tell just by the way you place your hands on the drum that you’ve really dug into his style.
Thanks for listening and learning from my vids. I will do another one fast when I get settled in my new studio. It’s still a work in progress as I have moved from my previous studio. Thanks again and please subscribe to the channel.
Love the teaching style. Thank you for your talent brother. Tremendo
Great Video! Thanks for posting. I’ve been studying as a percussionist for 30 years and 20 of those years as a conguero. This technique is ALWAYS in my practice regimen. Love to modulate this phrase continuously between 3s, 4s, 6s, etc. (depending on the tempo) placing the attacks in different spaces around the clave. The possibilities are endless! Anyway, Look forward to checking out your future tutorials. Can tell just by the way you place your hands on the drum that you’ve really dug into his style.
Thank you brother and yes you can tell that Tata is one of my biggest influences if not my biggest.
Great video thanks we need to practice it slow but we also need to hear how it sounds fast
Thanks for listening and learning from my vids. I will do another one fast when I get settled in my new studio. It’s still a work in progress as I have moved from my previous studio.
Thanks again and please subscribe to the channel.
Buena clase bro
Thanks for sharing. What heads do you have on your congas?
Those are Manito steer heads in medium brown. They make the fiberglass drums sound better in my opinion.
www.manitopercussion.com