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Of all the videos I've watched, yours are the most instructionally clearest

😊😊 😊😊😊 !, ! | !, ! | !, ! |!, ! | my blessing Erick and best wishes !! take care always !!! 😊😊😊 😊😊 !!!

Hello, do you teach online?

You talk too much bro

L261 works for me

Those Mopercs!!!! You do them justice 👌👍

Lots of love from jose in Milwaukee Wisconsin,

Thanks very much.much appreciate you

This is a good lesson for me personally because I am practicing transitions. I like switching it up as well. Great lesson Eric, thank you ‼️⚱️⚱️😁👍🏻

Would be nice if you did a series on playing different rhythms just on one drum.

Ma man, love Mateo’s style. Daddyo

Eres el mejor profesor,muy didáctico

Excelente hermano, yo tenia tumba y conga y me la robaron y no seguí, pero ahora voy a seguirlo a usted para aprender ya que tengo un primer nivel de percusión el cual asistía dos veces por semana de ocho de la mañana a doce del medio día por tres meses sacando el primer nivel me las robaron, voy a retomar de nuevo con usted y la mesa ya que ni empleo tengo., se le saluda desdé Venezuela.

Are you supporting LGBT with that bracelet? I hope not bro especially for someone who calls them self Christian.

Thank you. Great teaching.

Nice!

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Awesome stuff bro. Just now getting into it myself. Playing all funk some cumbia. I got two options in my eye for my firs congas. Would you recommend I go for a tumba 12 1/12 and a 11 3/4 conga from HP or a 11´and 12´from LP? Appreciate you brother. Love from Ciudad de México

Que aplicacion usas para afinar la conga

Hola Erick, siempre mi duda el color del cuero es natural o es teñido. Gracias por tu respuesta y saludos desde Veracruz, México

Love my rain stick too

Mouth Watering Set Up mein

Hermoso sonido😊😊😊

Aca se escucha bien las del sintetico osea se acercan a los de cuero y tenés esa ventaja que no se dsafinan o hay que estar cuidandolo demasiado.

How might I play this pattern for a song that switches from 3/4 to 4/4 and then back to 3/4, please?

How might one turn this 4/4 pattern into a 3/4 please? 🙏

fffunk lol

CP bell sounds the best. LP sounded a little muffled IMO.

Ya that ain't it

Much respect ✊️

Or Philippines

Double Shaka bruh 🤙🏾🤙🏾

Funky fo sho bruh

I did not expect a roast like that right at the beginning. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Luv the flava bruh

The hand is quicker than the eye brotha man

Groovy man groooovy

Buenissimo!!! 🎉🎉🎉

Team Cuero orgánico por aquí 🙋‍♀️

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Wonderful lesson. Thank you. I just subscribed.🪘

I need a video that will teach me how to tune my conga’s.., and what notes ? Please and Thank you…

Beautiful sound. What bongos are you playing ? Skins ? Thanks.

Thanks for sharing THE SECRET!! Everybody knows the secret to something, but they never want to tell. Sharing secrets is PROGRESS!!! IMHO (So what else are people hiding? Yeah, if you are willing to pay a lawyer or an agent and they tell you to keep it secret, KEEP IT SECRET! But if it is not money in the bank, it's not worth anything, unless everybody knows!)

Something similar to your story has been happening to me. I started out as a self-taught (rock, and later jazz) drummer, and I used to feel like I was good at it. I kinda was, but I didn't have the motivation to learn proper finger technique and rudiments. I really enjoyed learning rhythms and playing along to songs, but didn't feel like going through the process of learning better technique in order to advance. When I started discovering more about latin music and realizing that I have always loved it, I actually also considered moving to timbales, but for some time I did not act upon that decision, and rather bought myself a bongó. I liked it, and because I played bongó and knew the rhythms for timbales, I got a chance to play in my school's band with those two instruments. Being already there is when I tried congas and had a similar experience, it hurt me and I didn't quite like it, and decided to keep playing bongó and planning on getting some timbales. But at some point I started learning more about congas, through your videos and by watching performances (Giovanni Hidalgo, Pedrito Martínez, Daniel Díaz, Ray Barreto, and so on), then accepted that I just don't enjoy playing with drumsticks, and also started playing congas more at my school's band. So now I'm really passionate about them, and want to get some to start playing at home and gigs too. Most likely, some MEINL, like the Luis Conte's.

Thanks for making this... I'm in the market!

Thanks, I keep watching this simple but useful class. Im practicing with my bongo cajón but later I will buy a good set of bongos!!

Those Mopercs really do have a clear clear sound. They sound better than my Matadors to be honest.