Ritmos de bomba: part 2 by Michael de Miranda

[@joey_dabuddy4279]

As a Puerto Rican myself, i gotta say your bomba lessons are very well explained and really accurately played. Love your content Michael, keep it up!

[@ponceesponce100]

thank you michael, you have done more than the bomberos from here. to me it seems like they do not want you to know much. i m from ponce . you have done a hell of a job.

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

Thank you, Pedro! I was lucky to get some good information about Bomba. And of course I like to share it with everybody! I am glad you enjoy it!

[@padrigeenmckj]

These are really excellent lessons Michael, bien hecho y mil gracias de Pay de Galles.

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

Thank you very much and I wish you good luck with it!!

[@steveforssdrums]

Michael your videos are a great resource. Very helpful and educational. You really know your rhythms and you explain and demonstrate them incredibly well. You should keep making more videos. Thanks for making great content. :)

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

Thank you very much, Steve! Every week I make new videos, but I post them on my Patreon channel! You are welcome to visit my site.

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

Thank you, Roberto! I hope you will enjoy part 3 too. I've had a lot of responses on the bomba-video's. People that follow my channel from Puerto Rico are very excited about the video's! So thank you, for providing such detailed information! I'm glad I can pass it on!

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

Cortijo and Ismael still give great inspirations by all they have done! Thank you, Rico!

[@Knicksche]

You are a great teacher! God Bless you bro!!!

[@Jazzgriot]

Great lessons Michael, been watching you for a few years, I have learned lots, and from Wigbert. Much gratitude bro. :-)

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

Thank you very much!!!

[@chyla1]

Thank you so much for sharing these instructional videos! I am practicing what I learn from you to sharpen my bomba training. Gracias.

[@lucerandrey]

Michael please tell us in some video about cuban pulsation and rythm divide

[@Miigue2014]

FYI Plena is a different genre from Bomba. Plena orignated in the mountains of PR where as Bomba developed in the coastal plains. The drums used in Plena are held up in ones hand. It's orignis are more European. Bomba is African.

[@mahalkita7351]

plena iz also AFRICAN

[@PamelaRubel]

The Gracima (T. Conrad version) is exactly like the Saidi rhythm in arabic music. Where it goes Dum-tak dum-dum tak .

[@ricovery1]

Great Video, as usual. Cortijo Y su gran combo popularized the Bomba Plena. There is an album that was recorded by him entitled Ritmos Callejeros which covers all those ritmos. Unfortunately we lost Cortijo and Ismael Rivera but their music lingers on. Keep up the good work Mike.........Rico Montalvo

[@francisquiles9576]

Plena is not originated in the center of the island, but yes, it has jibaro music influence.

[@Colombiamusicalacade]

amigo gracias por el vídeo ,very good me gustaría que hicieras vídeos con ritmos colombianos tambor alegre gracias

[@cristiancano1318]

Nice!!! This rhythm doesn't have Clave? I mean,Son Clave or Rumba clave? can you explian me that? pleaseee

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

Bomba rhythms don't use the clave. Very often the different bomba rhythms are just 1 bar.

[@opus88888]

¿Tocas algunos seises?

[@antoniojoseuguetoangel1349]

Excelente

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

Muchas gracias!

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

Thank you!!

[@andresvargas1691]

I'm sorry michael one question, in the song from Ricky Martin "Pegate" what rhythm are using in drums and percussion, thanks

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

I don't know exactly what they are playing, but I hear a mixture of cha cha lokafun with rumba clave and one of the beautiful Plena styles. He made a very nice rhythm!

[@AdrianaCuevas17]

+Michael de Miranda mostly plena

[@AdrianaCuevas17]

+Christian Tonos I want just about to write and you answered

[@francisquiles9576]

Si, soy trobador y guitarrista. Tambien soy plenero. :D

[@lucerandrey]

Russian conguero love U MichaeL!

[@opus88888]

False, plena originated in Ponce and does not have elements of mountain jibaro music.

[@ponceesponce100]

yeah plena is plena. bomba is bomba.two different things.check history.

[@melodyl.bishop6076]

u got a bigg chinnnn