Guarapachangueo - Three Conga Drums

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[@todei79]

There are many great players out there. I think aside from being a great player, you sir are an amazing teacher. I've watched a few Guarapachangueo vids and though I do not have a set of congas in front of me, this is the first time (watching this vid) I have actually grasped the rhythm in my head. You have a way of simplifying things. Amazing Mr. Spiro.

[@whyyouasking9744]

this demonstration of the rhythm is great, thank you

[@impastooo]

Guarapachangueo! amazing rhythm I love it.

[@rondoweiss]

Fabulous sound technique extrordinaire.What more can one ask.

[@cohibia02]

¡Adelante mano! Tengo mucho pa' prender...ja, ja, ja

[@SuperDanydrums]

Asi es !!!

[@felixkmgalanti9064]

The Remo head sounds really nice.

[@SoydeCubaCompay]

Hi, a Like from me and also from Domingo Faustino Aragú Rodríguez the father of percussion! Although he is not with us today but sure But we remember..

[@rahelo90]

very good!

[@alinavega1834]

Bello!!!!!!

[@congamasterclass]

Check out the website, we break it all down there.

[@vwrivera]

You present nice videos, but you leave out a key element: how to tune the three drums to get the melodic tones.

[@twerpantine]

that remo skin sounds dreadful compared to the real ones

[@DiscoCat1019]

Agreed. The Remo skins may have a tone that pierces through other tones, but it has a definite ring and very synthetic, almost plastic sound. Although I don't like the sound, I have tried them and can understand why some people use them. The ease with which you can get volume and snap out of the drum is significant.