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Saludos! Así es, cómo se comenta en el video, tradicionalmente los tambores se fabricaban con barriles de ron 👍🏼

@@CongaChops me refiero a los barriles de la compañía LP: si se llaman barriles: están hechos de toneles de ron o vino?

Never seen a 19” stick before! Sounds like it could be a mini-baseball bat, ha! Stick size is definitely a personal choice- many folks coming from a drumset background may gravitate towards something 1/2” thick and 16.5+ inches. If you’re starting from scratch I would recommend the Marc Quiñones Salsa sticks or something ver similar in size, width and balance/weight 💪🏼

Glad you enjoyed! It’s just a preview clip of the full lesson : )

Glad you enjoyed it! Yes, counter clockwise to tune up, clockwise to tune down : ) That is what we call an “abanico” which is a double stroke roll ending with a rim shot, that varies in terms of the number of strokes depending on tempo and the desired length of the roll. At a cha-cha tempo you’ll often hear 7-stroke roll used RRLLRRL, with the last stroke being a rim shot. In this video, at the time stamp you mentioned, Marcos plays a 9-stroke roll ending with a rim shot.

@@CongaChops A very-belated THANK YOU for your immediate reply! I've since done researched and watched several videos on "abanicos" since your answer! If you don't mind and if I can ask another question. I'm a keyboardist who's always loved timbales and recently bought 2 pair, and I'm trying to learn all I can... If you listen to this tune @ the 3:07 mark, you can hear a spinning roll that sounds like it's done with a light touch. Do you know what it's called and how's it done? It sounds like the timbalero uses the head of the drum to roll rather than using his force or pressure. ruclips.net/video/Jli1gW37fqk/видео.htmlsi=ggXHSgc1iQ8_IY86&t=186

Thankfully, the purpose of this channel is not to impress you 🙏🏼

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Saludos, Carlos está utilizando nuestra aplicación de pistas de práctica en este video, aquí te comparto un enlace de cómo funciona: ruclips.net/user/shortsy8IxLaWljeU?si=sSfD3ZI8b6UgVmhH

Saludos, el link está compartido en la descripción del video 👍🏼 aquí te los adjunto también: Myxstem.com/congachops-vol-1 Myxstem.com/congachops-vol-2

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Thank you for your kind words my friend! Glad you found the content useful 💪🏼

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Wonderful photo! I don’t recall, I must’ve seen it on social media.

I’m not sure I understand the question 😅

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Glad you dig it!

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Glad you found it useful! 🙏🏼👍🏼

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El Volumen 1 tiene pistas entre 60-90bpm, y el volumen 2 entre 95-110bpm. En los enlaces puedes ver la lista completa: Myxstem.com/congachops-vol-1

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Bobby Allende!

Greetings, there are no congas in this video : )

@@CongaChops cowbell. It’s a mistake

Yes, basic notation is covered in our Congas 101 course 💪🏼

Lo desglosamos en la página web: CongaChops-es.com 👍🏼

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CongaChops.com 🙏🏼

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Saludos!

Gracias por tus palabras y apoyo 🙏🏼

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Depends on the style and the tuning, both are great and can be versatile!

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