One of my best friend, Mr. Ruben Alvarez, I love this guy and he's also an excellent musician/percussionist/drummer, in Afro-Cuban Jazz and other genres.
Thank you very much for this informative video! I bought the same Guiro that you use and had some fun with it, it's such a nice instrument but thanks to you I know now how to play it properly 😊
Why can’t we get away from calling these accent INSTRUMENTS toys!!! Especially when being demonstrated by a professional. They are NOT toys people, they are instruments!
Her Ruben, it’s Michael, how ya doin, nice to see you. I took a few lessons from you in Chicago back in the 80s, remember. I’ve used percussion on gigs and recordings since then. You sound great man.
It is very difficult! Drums/percussion can sometimes appear simple, but the technique and execution is anything but. I will end up practicing for hours with JUST the guiro, and then JUST the tambourine, in order to really dive in and devote yourself. Put the time in and the results will come.
I bought some of these instruments for my studio and my step son said to me don't you already have those sounds in your computer I told him yeah but it ain't nothing like that natural sound
this is great! Do many percussionists prefer the plastic guiros? I'd think the traditional "wooden" (gourd) would sound nicer...but I'm just a trumpet player!
One of my best friend, Mr. Ruben Alvarez, I love this guy and he's also an excellent musician/percussionist/drummer, in Afro-Cuban Jazz and other genres.
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Breaking the quiro rhythm into 2 parts
was a very good way of explaining the quiro rhythm. Russ
Guiro*
Way to go Ruben love the basics,so we can build on!
Thank you very much for this informative video! I bought the same Guiro that you use and had some fun with it, it's such a nice instrument but thanks to you I know now how to play it properly 😊
Great stuff Ruben! Great to see you back with the LP family!!
Why can’t we get away from calling these accent INSTRUMENTS toys!!! Especially when being demonstrated by a professional. They are NOT toys people, they are instruments!
canyuto no way really
Rest in peace brother RubénÁlvarez
Her Ruben, it’s Michael, how ya doin, nice to see you. I took a few lessons from you in Chicago back in the 80s, remember. I’ve used percussion on gigs and recordings since then. You sound great man.
Love it, for the kid we all have inside... gracias hermanito.... José (Petéte) Rivera
please upload HQ sample WAV
You sre awesome. I live your outfit . Look7ng good.
did you guys spend lots of time practicing that? it seems so easy, but it so difficult for me to play the right voice
It is very difficult! Drums/percussion can sometimes appear simple, but the technique and execution is anything but. I will end up practicing for hours with JUST the guiro, and then JUST the tambourine, in order to really dive in and devote yourself. Put the time in and the results will come.
what a great teacher thanks for the video maestro
I bought some of these instruments for my studio and my step son said to me don't you already have those sounds in your computer I told him yeah but it ain't nothing like that natural sound
this is great! Do many percussionists prefer the plastic guiros? I'd think the traditional "wooden" (gourd) would sound nicer...but I'm just a trumpet player!
Many do.
Why do you sound...like will...liam shat...ner? Whats wrong with tge mic that the sound turns off/on?
Hey it's Ruben "Clap...Clap...Clap..Clap Clap" Alvarez
Thank you for this!
What is the foot percussion called?
Hey there.
So this is a DW pedal on a LP388NP Pro Gajate Bracket.
Thanks for the inquiry.
These are not toys Dis is toys this is instruments
They're not toys amigo
Traduce lo al español
I love your outfit. Lol not live.
Pirobo hable en español.