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Today, I'm revisiting a rhythm that I have previously posted, but at the time, I was playing two congas. I had no idea that the great Buster Smith was from the area.... ...I had no idea that the great Buster Smith was from the area... Rogues Gallery in the midst of the complete and utter domination of @revelershall. @the.philonious leads us in Maroon 5's Sunday Morning. #livemusic #dallas #trombone #funk Today's rhythm halls from #puertorico, and was created by the rural mountain folk of the island. This music has influences from Africa, Spain, and Taino people. Seis Chorreao (Six couple dance) is the accompanying dance of this rhythm. Both rhythm and dance become faster, and more lively. HEAR THIS, MORTALS OF BISHOP ARTS. Today's #rhythm was created by #Cuban pianist and composer Bebo Valdez. He incorporated sacred Bata drums into a Big Band jazz setting and thus created the rhythm that I'm playing in this #video: Batanga! There's no specific #rhythm #today, I've just used an #exercise as a #jam. It's based off a video of #panderista @leorodrigues_percussao. Eventually, I will be able to play this at #Samba tempos! Today's #rhythm halls from a town of the same name in eastern #cuba : #ritmo pilòn! This music gained popularity across Cuba in the 1950s.