Learn to play Cuban Music, the Cuban Laud & Punto Guajiro

[tresero2862]

Martillo means hammer, but in the music sense it really is a pattern played on the bongo that sounds like a "hammer"

[tresero2862]

I don't believe so, at least easily. You would have to have a luthier rework the nut and bridge at the least, but I am not sure what the tension would be like. It would be interesting to try, but I would suggest playing it the way it is. Otherwise you just have a guitar and won't get the "style" the physical limitations of the instrument create.

I hope that helps.

[aniani717]

el punto guajiro lo trajeron los canarios a cuba te lo dise un cubano

[tresero2862]

Tiene raices en Los Canarios, pero es un estilo Cubano.

[cagethug]

A que le llaman tumbao dicen?

[tresero2862]

punto libre

[rockero2511]

Very informative... Good if you're really interested in the laúd, changüi, and Cuban music in general.