Changui Music from Guantanamo Cuba

[@DavidMFChapman]

Thanks for this. I am a Canadian learning to play tres. I’m a rank beginner but I have the benefit of a teacher in Cuba I play with every time I go.

[@fineartist7710]

Great to see such wonderful Cuban music played in Cuba and on a porch in a backyard on a sunny day.

[@esperanzacuni7200]

INTERESTING, I'm very proud, that someone in English explain carefully in detail about one of the more important cultural roots, MY CHANGÜÍ!!!!

[@SalsaBlancaCuba]

You are welcome. I am slowly going through other stuff I have. Make sure you subscribe.

[@MaxGreen111]

Wow! I’ve heard of this style before but never actually knew much about it. Thanks for teaching about both the historical and technological aspects of the genre. Beautiful!

[@SalsaBlancaCuba]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@paolochilardi8672]

brilliant guys!!! excellent bongocero finally i learned the changui on the bongos! cheers guys!

[@SalsaBlancaCuba]

Thanks Paolo! There are some written examples at salsablanca.com/

[@eduardoasset5952]

Yeah !! I like that.

[@SalsaBlancaCuba]

Thanks!

[@gerardohernandez2185]

El grande changuicero

[@SalsaBlancaCuba]

Gracias!

[@danrainbowfly]

Great!!

[@SalsaBlancaCuba]

Thanks!

[@paolochilardi8672]

amazing!!!

[@paolochilardi8672]

hey guys, which kind of bongos he's playing?

[@SalsaBlancaCuba]

Sorry for the late reply, I didn't see this. Those are regular Toca bongos. Traditionally you would play changüi bongos, but I didn't have any at the time. Just tune your regular bongos down. salsablanca.com/ethnomusicology/cuban-music-styles/changui-traditional-music-from-guantanamo-cuba/

[@Jcauto-t4r]

Salsa Blanca I was thinking the same

[@juancrespo5280]

Bongo de candela o bongo de monte