Learn Cuban-style Mozambique on Conga Drums!

[@MrNicofrog]

always the best !

[@MaTTheWish]

Excellent teacher, great philosophy behind the teaching.

[@2Chillyd]

love your videos man! as someone who didnt get the privilege of music school your videos are life savers

[@stacybarrs9765]

You are a great teacher. Very well spoken. And patience. Good vibes. I always have enjoyed your videos.

[@michaelbettinger3486]

Edgardo - Thank you for putting this video on the internet. You taught this rhythm to be over twenty years ago and I have never forgotten it. I have taught it to others as you taught it to me, including it's history. I also appreciate your comments about making this rhythm your own. There is so much room for variation. Now this is available to the world.

[@Eddysuconga]

Thanks Michael, I hope the drumming is still going strong with you. Blessings.

[@michaelbettinger3486]

@@Eddysuconga The drumming has grown stronger than ever and you were one of my first teachers. Thank you.

[@nhdyz]

Thank you !! Love your vibe & also thank you for reminding us to find our own way to apply the rhythm

[@ralphhuertas1429]

I love the waterfall in the background.

[@Solomon.Y_Music]

Wonderful teaching thank you very much sir..

[@IanNorman-uu7jx]

1 guys got a point like me.I only have two drums.

[@lucerandrey]

Наконец-то! Очень жду ваших уроков, Эдгардо!

[@dancepapi]

Удачной игры на барабанах!

[@willem.ayamiseba9641]

My friend Maestro EC .Hello from Australia

[@anonagain]

Thanks Edgardo!

[@rolfendlessman7983]

Maestro!

[@guillermovazquez7836]

Muy buen maestro gracias

[@victormolina4903]

Blessings 🙌 🙌 🙌

[@docsheed6533]

Absolutely mellifluously fluent!!!🎼🎵🎶🎹

[@Eddysuconga]

Gracias! (LOL)

[@womind]

Thank You!

[@mercedesmenendez7456]

❤

[@يومياتمحمدوايمان-ل7ف]

رائع

[@mraduanemc]

Thank you so much for making this video. This is a rhythm that I've wanted to learn, but I didn't know the name of it. A variation of it is played on one of my favorite records, 'Mambo Sinuendo' by Manuel Galban and Ry Cooder. I tried to learn it from the record but I couldn't get it. Your video made it easy and fun to learn!

[@jifro]

Gracias maestro! Very informative and easy to understand. Can you please share the comparsa loop from the end of the video?

[@davidcastelli7893]

How do you switch the Camera so i can see as if I was behind him???

[@Rufael17]

YES!!

[@latifsaad4329]

the best

[@FranciscoRodriguez-rn5jb]

Hola mi mombre es Fran soy asutododacta me encanta la percusion vivo en Las Islas Canarias , me gusta tu metodo de enseñanza y como explicas, los matices de cada golpe, pero tengo un problema muy grande con el ingles, trato de segirte pero se me escapan muchas cosas,he logrado copiar las secuencias gracias a tus rudimentos vocales y visuales. Seria genial poder escucharte en españolpara aprender todo,cuando golpeas con abiertos,secos,tapados,galleta..etc. Se d

[@Eddysuconga]

Hay una propuesta planteada de hacer todos los videos nuevamente en Español. Entiendo tu pedido, pero de todos modos, entender la cuenta del ritmo (conteo, 1+ 2+ 3+4+, etc) en Inglés es muy fácil y con respecto a los sonidos ó golpes, yo demuestro los ritmos lentamente y es (nuevamente) muy fácil ver y OIR que sonidos estoy haciendo... Pero aquí no estoy argumentando contigo, si fuera por mi: haría todos los videos en Español, Ingles, Frances, Italiano, etc etc. Gracias por tu comentario y adelante con tu MUSICA!

[@IanNorman-uu7jx]

I suppose he is mainly concentrating on the two drums mainly

[@joesatriani7814]

Siempre geniales tus lecciones!! Thank you ✌😀

[@jean-baptistenee8484]

Hi ! thanks for these great lessons n Your approach is unique : both lively and precise. I was wondering : does the Mozambique have to follow a 2/3 or 3/2 clave ? or does the one stays on the same beat whatever the clave may be ? I'm learning the rhythm with a cowbell doing claves on my left foot and I don't know if I should learn both combinations... Thanks again 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@christianfamily4817]

yes thank you sir. i subscribed.

[@bentileston2438]

Muchos gracias! I have very much enjoyed your tutorials and videos! They have been invaluable during this pandemic to keep me working on new styles that I have always loved listening to but never learned to play. I was hoping you could tell me the name of the song that you are singing. I recognize it but I can’t place the recording that I have heard before. If you see this, could you post the title of the song and potentially the lyrics?

[@SaltBushCity]

Thanks. Are you playing two different feels - one like the first video where 3 and 4 in each bar are tones, and one where they're slaps?

[@stacybarrs9765]

I only have 2 congas. So I will have to tighten it up.

[@Eddysuconga]

Yeah! Go for it! There is a lot that can be done with two drums! Thank you for your comment and support.

[@manuelcabeza6922]

Hello how are you. Do you give lessons ? Private. I live in Miami

[@dancepapi]

Please visit Edgardo's website to learn about private online lessons: www.musicandela.com/

[@berluscaalcappio]

Al final no entendì pa donde esta la clave!

[@Eddysuconga]

Querido amigo: Minuto 2:37 del video... Bien claro explicado como va el ritmo en relación a la clave... Gracias y ADELANTE!

[@nagarajang6491]

𝑬𝒙𝒄𝒆𝒍𝒍𝒆𝒏𝒕 𝒗𝒆𝒓𝒚 𝒔𝒖𝒑𝒆𝒓👍

[@spunkito3]

Thank you!!!