Here is a picture of Rogelio "Yeyito" Iglesias,in my book, the best bongocero ever. I loved Mongo like a father, I also love Armando, but I think Yeyo has the edge. Yeyo is pictured here with a Gonzalo Vergara quinto, also there is Bienvenido Granda, a Cuban crooner. Yeyo was right handed, but played with the hembra on the left. Suenalo en el cielo, Yeyito ! Saludos, Dario
Yeyito is the one with the Cuban quinto.It was made by Gonzalo Vergara in the 50's. Vergara congas are the STRADIVARIOUS of congas,very hard to get a hold of. Saludos, Dario
Brother Omelenko,I absolutely recognize the articulation skills of Rogelio 'Yeyito' Iglesias,but as the best ever....hummm,that would be too much.Dr. Zaragemca
Is a SONOC (Sonoridad Cubana) is a Cuban tumbadora made from Cahoba wood, a wood on the endangered list, production of Cahoba stopped int the late 80's. They came after Vergaras, its a very melodic conga,great sound the only thing they tend to split,probably on account the glue in Cuba is sub-standard. I have 2 left at one point I had 5. Junior Tirado fixed them for me. Saludos, Dario
Thank you very much, yes, when I got it it was already split and we fixed it. I didn't know that Cahoba is endangered... Dario, A true tumbadora expert!