LP Basics: Bobby Sanabria - Cha Cha Cha

[@alvarocarignanipodesta7882]

Great content!. And what a beautiful Tama drum kit!

[@tonybartonemusic]

Good Teacher !! Thank you that was well done !!

[@lwendt1]

GREAT! Love this and LOVE Latin music!

[@nojnoj3069]

PERFECT!.......Awesome time keeping.

[@jvh67]

I always played the abanico as a right hand buzz on 4 and a left hand diddle on the "let" of 4. This after I was taught by a guy from Latin America who played in various authentic bands.

[@roberte.tewksbury7601]

I like and respect your instruction, just wondered what ever happened to timbal sticks.

[@danyonix3505]

Excelente muchas gracias ☺️👌

[@MrTonytimbal]

Bobby Sanabria, un caballote de nuestra musica.

[@kimberlyjanice8267]

Love this beat alot!

[@nesvilvillegas3486]

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[@jvh67]

Oh, meant to say - great groove. Especially like the H.H. Will need to try that.

[@Bareis777]

Very nice

[@JuanCarlosLeccaM]

Yo tengo un VHS de el enseñando llamado Fundamentos es un gran Músico y Profesor.

[@ongvunagoya1412]

Many Thanks Teacher 💐💐💐

[@drumtwo4seven]

Thumbs up on that one!

[@EdwardAllenCanada]

Excelente!

[@lanphanh]

Very good rhythm! Can we have the music sheet? Thanks

[@jtf9670]

amazing!!!

[@CarinaPrimaBallerina]

Luv it

[@dmisanin]

Magnifico!

[@rileyrobertson106]

¿Qué versión de la canción están tocando en el principio? What version of the song are they playing in the beginning?

[@Yyrocham]

Nice 👍🏼

[@dtgbao7312]

thank you

[@lauraagudeloc9147]

Does someone have the music notation for this? Alguien sabe cómo se escribiría esto !!? Gracias!!

[@boypana2177]

Nice one!

[@schinbeindrumco]

Does anyone recognise that ride?

[@blight4hire]

can i ask, what is the difference between the cha cha cha and the bolero?

[@jeremiaelang4281]

May i ask for the pianist, how to play a cha cha cha like that!

[@tranvanduan3809]

Hay quá

[@romiifrigerio4432]

Qué campanas son ? Por qué quiero comprarme unas

[@orenico96]

Keeping that hihat pattern going with this is TOUGH. Wonderful drummer, wonderful lesson!

[@331paradiddle]

How would this change if I played with a conga player .

[@maixce]

Then dont play the toms, or play them in great sync with the congaplayer :-)

[@The3DP]

You can also play a slow cascara rhythm using crossstick, or a clave, or just cross stick on 2 and 4

[@jesamani75]

totally different feel and type of music,the bolero is like a romantic slower type,like besame mucho,dos gardenias,sabor a mi,etc.,those are standard boleros,cha cha cha is more uptempo for dancers.

[@បងជាង-ឍ9ស]

Good cha ha cha

[@NelsonRiverosMusic]

Where can I find a notation of what he is playing?

[@scowlistic]

I see you Low Rider.

[@TheLongboardingkid]

3:10

[@bismsrckzavala4138]

Guajiro

[@rihirdo]

i ritmi latini sono i piu' complicati

[@RolandoBueno]

Eso no es un cha-cha-chá. Está influenciado por la música norteamericana... que nunca ha sabido tocar bien un cha-cha-chá !!!!!

[@cuquito717]

Rolando Bueno Me gusto es contestación muy correcto.

[@40elverdugo]

obvio si esta hacienda las partes d laconga y guiro en la bacteria, qu esperas? just listen to what he says.

[@lanphanh]

2:10