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1. BONGOS - Makey Shop Loading.

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2. Bongo drums are percussion instruments that consist of two small, open-bottomed drums that are attached to each other. Their Afro-Cuban history dates back to the late 19th century, which is an era that heavily influenced Latin-American music. The two drums, commonly known as the hembra and the macho in Spanish, often accompany conga drums in.

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3. Bongo drums are one of the most popular percussion instruments out there. Whether you're a professional percussionist or just learning how to play the bongos, our selection at Sweetwater offers a range of quality drums to suit various playing levels, styles, and performance demands.

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4. Feb 17,  · Furthermore, the bongo drums are easier to carry around and handle. The bongo drum weighs pounds enabling you to hold it for a longer period of time. The Tycoon bongo is available in natural and mahogany colors. The Ritmo bongo drum is ideal for both experts and beginners. It is fit for playing at any occasion.

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5. May 21,  · Guru Da Beat - Housemusic incl. live Percussion, Conga, Darbuka, bongo solo @ Studio - Duration: Guru Da Beat , views. ¨Ole!¨ on Patrick Sebastien 26 June HD - .

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6. At the heart of every Afro-Cuban composition, you’ll find the driving pulse of bongo drums. Over half a century ago, Latin Percussion took the sound of the authentic Cuban bongo and gave it to the rest of the world by making the finest set of bongo drums ever seen or heard.

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7. Oct 07,  · Percussion hemoglobinuria is very similar in pathogenesis to march hemoglobinuria, originally described by Fleischer in , except that it occurs in drum players and the intravascular hemolysis occurs in the palms instead of soles. Djembe drums have their origin in West Africa (Figure (Figure1). 1). They stand approximately 24 inches tall.

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8. Bongo Drum Buying Guide Introduction. Bongo drums, or bongos, are a musical instrument that originated in Cuba in the s and was used for Latin American dance music. They're a pair of small Afro-Cuban drums that utilize two “heads” that are 5x7 inches across and attached or rod-tensioned to a wooden open-ended drum of similar height.

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