Search results

  1. blenblen

    Que por tomar cafe negro, el rubio no le nació

  2. blenblen

    CRAZY Guaguanco!

    LINK mediafire.com/file/e3bxd5w0tqytkxw/nose.mp3/file LYRICS "... Chorus: yo no sé que voy a hacer (brass) Chorus: yo no sé que voy a hacer Singer: esa negra a mi me tiene al borde de enloquecer Chorus: yo no sé que voy a hacer Singer: su cinturita me tiene loco, me vuelve loco poquito a poco...
  3. blenblen

    HELP! Do u know the name of that tune? "...que bueno, la vida es linda en mi tierra, yo soy Colombiano y que..."

    Colombian song? The singer said something like..."Soy Jorgito Gómez"??...but no idea who is he or which band he is affiliated with. Any help is more than welcome, thank you!
  4. blenblen

    Differences between Boogaloo and Shingaling

    Where these words come from? What are the differences between them? Audio examples are welcome. ;)
  5. blenblen

    Why more than 70% of salsa songs are 2-3 based?

    Just this simple question (maybe not so simple), what are the arguments for a musician to choose this type of clave over 3-2? Is it just tradition or trend? Is it more comfortable for the musicians perhaps? ... Dunno, any comment will be appreciated! :dancingbanana:
  6. blenblen

    Clave Cruzada/Crossed songs

    First of all, I would like to know why this happens. Is it a choice of a composer/musician? For those who don't know what I'm talking about, as far as I know, cross-clave/clave crossed/clave cruzada can be explained as playing a rhythmic pattern in one form of clave while the arrangement calls...
  7. blenblen

    How to know when it's a Pachanga?

    HI EVERYBODY! I'm new posting in this forum, but I've been reading it for some months now and find it a very useful tool to learn. It is possible that there is some similar post already, in that case I appreciate that you tell me where I can find it because I was unable to do it. The question...
Back
Top