La Mano Secreta - -looking for excersices, any help?

[ATALAKIMBAMBA]

Hello community, please help me with some mano secreta excercise, if you have some, ok? I know just one or too...Thanks, el maja...

[ABAKUA]

Hey brother,

a quick use of the search function found this:

http://www.congaplace.com/cgi-bin....be2f7da

Been covered a few times in discussion, in Anga's video ANGAMANIA he also shows an example of Changuito's 'Mano Secreta'.

Saludos.

[ATALAKIMBAMBA]

Hey brother,

a quick use of the search function found this:

http://www.congaplace.com/cgi-bin....be2f7da

Been covered a few times in discussion, in Anga's video ANGAMANIA he also shows an example of Changuito's 'Mano Secreta'.

Saludos.

Ok, cool function in the forum, never seen it before Abakua...but, I apreciate if someone could pass me some more exercices besides the ones that appear in the anga video...I also have the independence exz. that`s posted in the forum...Please, any help will be apreciated, also some quintillos, five stroke rolls, ok?
THANK YOU PEOPLE, maja...

[windhorse]

4/4
:BTTBTTBTTBTT:BTTBTTBTTBTT:
:RRLRRLRRLRLR:LLRLLRLLRLRL:

6/8
:OBTSBT:OBTSBT:
RLLRLL:RLLRLL
Then, switch handing..

[windhorse]

Tresillo practice: (helps with feeling the hocket as well as getting the tresillo down beat)

OBTOBTST:OBTOBTST
RLLRLLRL:RLLRLLRL

Switch hands :angry: Very challenging with a right hand palmtouch

[ATALAKIMBAMBA]

Hey, thanks buddy...I will incorporate them gradually to my practice...Dale duro a ese bongó, y acabalo de romper!!! (como dice Totó)...el maja, rumbeando...

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[yoni]

Welcome ATALAKIMBAMBA!

I bet there's a nice echo in that place you play in the picture!

Do you know of an Argentinian Latin/Jazz composer/musician named Yehuda (Julio) Glantz? He lives in Israel but took me on performance tour to Buenos Aires and Montevideo in 1997. That was the only time I saw those places. What a city Buenos Aires is! They drive there just like they do in Israel, so I felt right at home. We stayed at the Alvear Palace, a magnificent hotel I'll not forget. The water taps on the sinks and tubs looked and felt like real gold... could they be?
We did a radio spot and a couple of shows there in a big theater (but I forget its name now), and Glantz seemed to have a big following there at the time.

Anyway, it was beautiful and I hope to visit again some day.

Hope you are enjoying studying the mano secreta. I think the double stroke roll has a lot to do with it.

All the best,

Yonatan



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[ATALAKIMBAMBA]

Hello Yoni...
...Hope you´re good.The place in the photo is my borough (Palermo) subway stop station tunnel. I use to jam myself with a conga and a cajon I made in the middle of a traffic tunnel, the train, wich passes a lot!!! and the subway, so it´s a nice place for people to see ya. I love playin´ in the streets, watching people in everyday life matters and get shocked by primitive beats of my drum...it´s inspiring, or dogs passing by, children, I love to interact with people think that´s drumming after all...

The picture is from material I´m making for my own web site, and wanted to capture images from home, playin´some grooves in the street, and that funky tunnel in the sub...

I´m glad you like B.A., it´s a wonderful city wich has a lot to offer, come visit anytime you can...
I dont´know that musician, congrats on making the tour!
As for the tips, thanks again

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