Learn to play simple sweet Congolese rumba melodies on rhythmic guitar🎸. Please subscribe for more.

[@africanrhythmguitaracademy]

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[@patrickmulumba1992]

Vraiment merci bcq maestro, je suis fier de vous ✌️🇨🇩 je suis à Lubumbashi et grâce à vos vidéos je progresse 🙏je voulais que vous fassiez de seben 😂😂 j'aime bcq ça

[@africanrhythmguitaracademy]

Oui je fais de seben aussi🥰

[@emmahillstv]

Nice intro you nailed ❤👍🙏🏻

[@africanrhythmguitaracademy]

thank you

[@MlondaniAnzuruni-y3h]

wow

[@africanrhythmguitaracademy]

🔥🔥

[@nkingowakunanga5592]

La rumba pure

[@africanrhythmguitaracademy]

Wow 🤩 merci🙏

[@opolotSimon-z5e]

So good lessons bro

[@africanrhythmguitaracademy]

Glad you like it bro🤝

[@gertrudeamos4259]

Thanks for putting the effort to make this video. I would like to say, would you please show which strings you were playing on your right hand in the next video: I did not see how both hands were moving. You are doing awesome teaching guitar lessons. Keep it up.😊

[@africanrhythmguitaracademy]

Thanks for your comment @Gertrude Amos. Of course, I will try to do so next time🙏.

[@virginieshalu]

KAZI Nzuri mwalimu wangu🤍💙💙💙endeleya mbele kaka

[@africanrhythmguitaracademy]

Asante sana 😍

[@robertwafula4622]

Great rhythm there👏

[@africanrhythmguitaracademy]

Thank you so much sir 🙏

[@killenchuwaproduce7754]

Good teacher

[@africanrhythmguitaracademy]

Thank you

[@bienfaitkabemba]

Can you share on comment the full length of the intro seben at the beginning of your video.

[@africanrhythmguitaracademy]

Sure, it’s from my band’s song. You’ll find it at the end of the song. Here’s the full song link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iInTaaRqZb15i7csi=jPzE83NIm7UsHDBN

[@emmahillstv]

This was nice 👍❤

[@africanrhythmguitaracademy]

Thank you ☺️🙏

[@martinkilalet189]

We need to see your picking. But its interesting

[@africanrhythmguitaracademy]

Alright

[@danieljoseph9653]

Blessed much bro,but try to slow down your tempo so that we can go togather Thanks

[@africanrhythmguitaracademy]

Sure bro, I will try my best.

[@forogonya-howcometoyou5727]

The other thing my Brother I can play the chords and I can add some melody in between the chords or even replace some chords with all melody, but I feel sorry for myself it does not sound like rumba or Sebene. There is something we do not know please may you organize us a video on that as well. I think many of us would appreciate it.

[@africanrhythmguitaracademy]

Sure I will try my best to make more videos that will help you to know how you can actually play rumba or seben even when you don’t know how to.

[@forogonya-howcometoyou5727]

My brother what you played is short but confusing may you explain what exactly you are doing. You play Chord C, then 10ths, then Chord F, are you going to G then another melody before going to back Chord C, Please may you explain nicely and slowly?

[@africanrhythmguitaracademy]

Hello, thanks for your comment. I understand your confusion, but did you watch the whole video until the end? I played fast in the beginning but then showed slowly how I was playing and what strings I was touching. Did you just watch the few seconds at the start or? And there, I am fist playing C Major(1) then I play the 10th intervals which sounds like F(4) but it’s actually D Minor(2) and then I go to G and come back to the actual F (4). So, I would say the progression is 1-2-5-4 (C-Dminor-G-F) but to make it simple you can just consider it as a 1-4-5-4 progression (C-F-G-F). Please watch the video until the end so you can understand everything.

[@forogonya-howcometoyou5727]

Thank you my Brother for the quick reply at least I now understand, plus the fact that the melody has to sound like the 4th chord somehow. I did watch the whole video inthe slowest of speeds 0.25. @@africanrhythmguitaracademy

[@africanrhythmguitaracademy]

@forogonya-howcometoyou5727 no problem my brother, we’re together. And yeah, sometimes in most cases, you can play the 4th chord and it would still sound like a 2nd. For example in C Major the 4th chord is F Major and the 2nd is D minor. If you play the 2nd it would still sound as the 2nd. And yeah, if you have any idea of how I should be making the videos please feel free to share bro. Let’s keep growing together.

[@forogonya-howcometoyou5727]

Now after the explanation you gave us, I got it now, whats left is to work on my speed and play it fast at the right tempo. Thank you.

[@dr.josephndolo]

I can’t see what your right hand is doing !

[@africanrhythmguitaracademy]

Check out the new videos sir, I worked on that. I believe you will like them🙏❤️.

[@samueladee2565]

Add more

[@africanrhythmguitaracademy]

More are coming 😍

[@mpilingstv6746]

Hello, it's not Clear

[@africanrhythmguitaracademy]

Thanks for your comment. What can we improve to help you better?

[@MalabaDjana]

It s not clear

[@africanrhythmguitaracademy]

What’s not clear?