Basic Bongo Lesson- Lección Básica de Bongo. When I was in high school in Las Vegas, NV our family friend, great percussionist with Paul Anka Chino Pozo used to come over to cook his famous “Arroz con Pollo” (Cuban style chicken and rice) and one day he came over and I asked him to please show me something on the bongos, and he gave me a basic Bongo Lesson, and here is what he taught me. Enjoy! Latin Percussion Drum Workshop Inc. (DW Drums) Remo Inc. | Walfredo Reyes Jr.

Presenting a much welcomed reissue of Bobby Matos And The Combo Conquistadores 1968 classic, My Latin Soul. The New York-born Latin jazz percussionist Matos, found inspiration from a young age through the conga drum masters Mongo Santamaría and Patato Valdez (who he had informal backstage lessons with) and timbales legends Willie Bobo and Tito Puente. My Latin Soul is a sheer delight throughout. Featuring one of the heaviest Latin soul tracks out there, ‘Tema De Alma Latina’, immortalised as a c

Playing reggae bongos is a bit different from playing other types of percussion drums. Reggae bongos typically have two drums of different sizes. The larger drum is called the hembra and the smaller drum is called the macho. The hembra is usually played with the left hand and the macho is played with the right hand. Some reggae bongo drummers use bespoke drums and many times they only use one drum. To play reggae bongos, start by sitting with the drums in between your legs. Position the hembra s

Nice bongo solo by Alejandro @delavegafrank #bongo #sambaworldpercussionofficial #sambaworldpercussion | Samba World Percussion, Australia