Learn to play four Afro-Colombian traditional rhythms

Edinson Jair Caicedo Ortiz reflects on growing up in Guapi, learning Pacific coast instruments and teaching Afro-Colombian rhythms like currulao, Bunde, la Juga, and Bambuco viejo to the next generation.

Continue exploring four afro-colombian traditional rhythms by watching this series of tutorials on traditional music of the south pacific Cauca Colombian coast.

Learn cununo hembra rhythms using real-time practice audio to develop listening and play-along skills for four Afro-Colombian traditional rhythms.

Practice the cununo macho rhythm with slow practice audio, exploring afro-colombian percussion through guided listening and repetition for solid timing and feel.

Learn to master Cununo Macho through real-time practice audio, featuring practice audio for four Afro-Colombian rhythms.

Engage with real-time practice audio to master the bombo arrullador. Explore four Afro-Colombian traditional rhythms with practice audio.

Master marimba bordón patterns at a slow tempo with dedicated practice audio as you learn four Afro-Colombian traditional rhythms.

Engage with real-time marimba quinta practice audio to master four Afro-Colombian rhythms, using practice audio to follow along.

Master the leader voice with slow practice audio to guide your learning of four Afro-Colombian traditional rhythms.

Develop your leader voice through real-time practice audio for Afro-Colombian rhythms, mastering four traditional patterns with guided practice tracks.

Practice along with chorus 3 slow practice audio to master four afro-colombian traditional rhythms and reinforce timing, groove, and technique.

Practice slow chorus sections of four Afro-Colombian rhythms using audio practice, reinforcing rhythm accuracy and timing cues.

Practice real-time audio for chorus 1 to explore Afro-Colombian traditional rhythms through audio practice in this course.

Learn the bunde or chigualo, a rhythm and ritual from Tumaco's Afro-Colombian tradition. Discover how arrullos accompany child funerals and honor ancestors through marimba de chonta.

Practice audio for buen viaje slow tempo bombo to immerse learners in afro-colombian rhythms and build rhythmic accuracy.

Learn the cununo bajón and its cununo varieties, including arrullador and requinto, and practice the basis using the concha onomatopeia 1, 2, 3 and concha, concha.

Practice audio guides learners through the slow tempo of Buen Viaje, Cununo Bajón rhythm, reinforcing afro-colombian rhythms through focused listening and repetition.

Learn to play four afro-colombian traditional rhythms using the practice audio for slow tempo pieces, including Buen Viaje and Cununo Arrullador.

Practice real-speed audio of Buen Viaje on cununo arrullador to master four afro-colombian traditional rhythms.

Learn to play the cununo requinto using the onomatopeia ven, da la vuelta (come, turn around) with a basic pattern in 1, 2, 3 counts.

Use the practice audio to learn marimba requinta phrases within four Afro-Colombian traditional rhythms, focusing on the Buen Viaje piece.

Practice audio for Buen Viaje (slow) on marimba de chonta as part of learning four Afro-Colombian traditional rhythms. Focus on rhythm accuracy and tone through the practice audio.

Practice audio at real speed for Buen Viaje Guasá to help learners master this Afro-Colombian rhythm.

Learn the four afro-colombian rhythms using practice audio for Buen Viaje, Coro 1, played at real speed to improve tempo and accuracy.

Practice the audio for Buen Viaje at a slow tempo, focusing on chorus 2 to reinforce afro-colombian rhythm pattern.

Practice cununo hembra rhythms with slow practice audio. Engage with Afro-Colombian traditional rhythms through audio practice.

Practice marimba with the slow-practice audio to master afro-colombian rhythms. Use the practice audio to build technique and rhythm accuracy.

Master real-time bombo practice with audio tracks for four Afro-Colombian rhythms using the provided practice audio.

Explore the Balanta dynasty's pacific traditional music, from teaching kids and learning the cununo and bombo on guadua to composing joyful Juga rhythms that celebrate community and love.

Sing this juga rhythm that I learned from my father, jerónimo balanta, passing his inheritance as I sing it the way he used to.

Learn to interpret the requinta with the juga, exploring regional base variations and applying the timbiquireña base to play the juga at normal speed.

Master four Afro-Colombian traditional rhythms and prepare for final credits by applying the rhythms taught in this course.