Thanks you as always for sharing. I like you give history about the Tamborim rhythms and the percussionists. There's the one rhythm similar to the Bomba rhythm, I've never heard before!

Priceless lesson!

@MichaeldeMiranda

10 жыл бұрын

Thank you Ana!

Great! I liked it 'cause I can read it! This make things more easy! Thanks for the lessons!

Muito obrigdo meu brother, nos estamos aprendendo muito con voçê. Aqui a gente ta formando uma bateria no povo da Espanha. No deixe de subir videos!!!!

me encanta, ya me compre mi tamborim y le entro al samba! gracias michael!

Hello Michiko, nice to meet you here. I am glad that you like my video's! I hope one day I'll visit your California! Big hug!

Your very welcome! I hope you will enjoy the lessons!

Hehe, I like how you are getting more fancy with the "group". :) Thanks, for the great post.

Thanks Michael! I love your videos! I’m going to join a Batucada club soon thanks to you!!!

@MichaeldeMiranda

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Keith! I hope that you'll have fun playing in a batucada. I wish you good luck!!

@Jameskeith1972

6 жыл бұрын

Michael de Miranda thanks! You are a big help and very kind.

When I found this out, it was a surprise for me too!

Your welcome and thanks a lot!

Well done

É isso mrm. Muito Bom!!!

Venha ao Brasil e vamos gravar algo juntos!

@MichaeldeMiranda

6 жыл бұрын

I was just in Brasil in januar..... Perhaps next time!

Are you referring to the Danzon pattern on timbales? I'm not familiar with the word Cinquillion, so I Google the name and got a reference to Danzon. There are definite similarity in rhythms from Cuba, Brazil, Haiti, etc. I think this is because these rhythms are coming from the same African root. I hear the same rhythms played in Cuba, Brazil, Puerto Rico, etc. the only difference is in name only. So why not Cinquillion Cuba!

what about cinquilloin cuba>??

Cinquillo (try wikipedia)