Bongo Pambiche rhythm Tutorial by Michael de Miranda

Merengue Pambiche is a popular rhythm in the Dominican Republic. Normally this rhythm is played on a tambora, but I made a translation the bongo. In this lesson I will explain how you can play this nice groove. Of course in a slow and 'easy to follow' way. Have fun with this rhythm!
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[@anibalmurillolopez119]

You are unastoppable, thanks a lot for your kind commitment. You don't idea how much I appreciate it. Thanks thanks thanks

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

Thanks a lot Anibal! I am glad you can use the information I provide. Have fun with it!!

[@tubular167]

Fantastic explanation and execution..brilliant instructor 😁

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

Thank you so much!!

[@malditoklee]

I love it Miranda, you’re such a wonderful instructor!

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

Bishop Bautista Thank you very much! I’am happy to hear that you enjoy my videos!

[@adamwilks]

Sweet. I love it. Bongos are sounding terrific.

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

Thank you Adam and I am very happy with my bongo!

[@PerfionZizizi]

U are awesome man, love your bongo tutorials :) ♥

[@guntherernestobiller9333]

Thank you very much. I love latin rhythms and I love your videos. You are the best instructor!

[@CARLITOSWEYELUNICO]

Nice rhythms thanks teacher!

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

Thank you, Carlitos!!

[@CARLITOSWEYELUNICO]

Solo of congas? I have my solo but I need more ideas, if is possible thanks!

[@NiltonBoaezpercussa]

Good morning Master! How good it is to wake up and have a wonderful class already. I love your job Michael. Master, do you also teach us the Dominican merengue and its variations on congas?

Don`t know if this is true, but was told once it is called "pambiche" or "apambichao" because they would play a more commercial version of merengue at american hotels, in Florida...at "PALM BEACH" ... hence the spanishized name PAMBICHE.

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

Thank you for your answer. The normal merengue was too fast for the Americans, so the pambiche should be slower too. So I think you are right, also about the commercial aspect.

[@cyrus6581]

Why do my bongos sound dull..I've tuned em up...shall I keep going? They won't tear will they?

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

From this distance I can't help you. I don't know what kind of skin you have and I don't know your bongo. It is too difficult to say anything to this, I'm sorry...

[@cyrus6581]

@@MichaeldeMiranda respect

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

Cy Rus Sorry, I wish I could help you.

[@cyrus6581]

@@MichaeldeMiranda no problems my friend. Thanks for your lessons. My three years old son loves watching them too