Timbalada lesson by Michael de Miranda

[@mrgoesta]

Michael, I can not overstate how great and helful theae videos are. As I am leading a drum troop and teach beats, these videos are pure gold. Thank you!

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

Thank you, Stefan and I wish you good luck with your group!!

[@barindas9749]

Thanks, You have a very effective way of teaching, without showing off. One can actually learn from your video.

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

+Barin Das Thank you! For me it is only about sharing. I'm not interested in showing off. I just hope that people can use the information.

[@diaoly3321]

Your videos are much of help! Thanks for great rythms!

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

Your welcome! Enjoy the video's!

[@mirmiau]

Wow , you sure do know how to teach. Some people like to show off but YOU TEACH. Congratulations

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

Thank you, Miriam! I'm glad you like my way of teaching!

[@anitarcos2]

Great again! I am really please to see this here. Thank you.

[@timbal33]

Very god may frend!

[@MichaeldeMiranda]

Thank you very much!!

[@epp3699]

I like this lesson.However I never heard the Cuban influences in Timbalada

[@Arysalserooficial]

Isso muito bom mesmo .

[@phuphuism]

I was down there in 2000 and took a 2 week class from Mestre Kinge on Candomble and Samba Reggae. I am not familiar with the Surdo patterns here as it is not Samba Reggae. The Timbal and repiniques are good though.

[@louispbert]

Hi Michael, thanks for another great video ! Question : I've heard this Timbalada rhythm, but with the 3rd surdo part starting on 3 instead of 1.. What's going on here ? Is it just two variations of the same rhythm, or did the band screw it up ? Cheers

[@oasntet]

Does this rhythm have a name?

[@DanielCorleonePercusion]

Tamaquinho!