Can anyone name some bands I get listen to for more of this? I love the latin/salsa music that is lead my the kind of harsh piano. The sort you hear in films as the main characters visit a latin American country.
@Pianotec - yes, as DJKAYZEE also comments, timba uses BOTH clave directions and BOTH types of clave patterns (rumba and son). In terms of how the clave affects the dancers that is really subject to interpretation. In general, rumba clave is funkier and more syncopated, which certainly makes things more challenging for the musicians. Whether dancers can really tune in to this depends on how musical they are!
@DJKAYZEE Thank you , no I listened to 14 Timba "standards" (I will send the list) , and heard all of them with a 3-2 clave orientation (some could be in rumba clave for sure, but I did not test that at that time).
I believe that it is not as easy to hear the clave orientation in Timba, than in Son, or older salsas...
Does it make a noticeable change for dancers ? (3-2 or 2-3) , or may be only to more advanced dancers ?... (Los VanVan most recent tunes, Pupy, etc...cuban music)
@DJKAYZEE Hello, thanks for the answer. I feel the rythm, and I like for instance to dance one twoo......syncop, or 4 th beat, or even Son Montuno rythm. In France most dancers are dancing on1 , OK but it render less on syncopated parts. On2 (Mambo) seem to be more adapted to more Portorican oriented music, often 2-3 clave, also. easy to get cheated in comprehension of rythm.. I also like to dance on2 even if the music is not, but in anycase as a novice dancer I am limited...
@DJKAYZEE HI, I "naturally" dance 1,2 .... 3 , unsure this is the son montuno phrasing...or Rumba... it allow to have a good use with the last beat of the 3 side of the clave. Being not experienced enough yet to have the casino passes I know in place whith that phrasing.... but as I like it I will work on that, (when trying to dance more usually (and on1) I felt easily on a 2-3 sensation, it differs from the one generally danced, as you stated...
Rebeca, I've been studying jazz piano for 6 mos. I'm learning to read poco a poco. Is your 101 Montunos book too advanced for me at this point? Does it go from simple to hard gradually or suddenly? Thanks, peter
I've seen her playa couple of times. Don't think I've seen anyone get down with her gusto and passion. Just takes a tumbao to a different level all together.
No habia conocido una pianista como tu. Preciosa, talentosa, OMG quisiera conocerte en persona para pedirte un autógrafo y entrevistarte. Sigue hacia adelante te deseo lo mejor y mucha felicidad. Con tu familia. Y que Dios esté en todos tus por que estas en los de Dios. Te quiero muuuucho!
Es indudable, pero la belleza de Rebeca Mauleon se refleja en el momento de interpretar el piano. Es una gran maestra de la Salsa. Expreso mi máxima admiración y respeto hacia esta gran pianista. Felicidades!! gracias por esta clase magistral. atte. Jorge F.
3.26.11 Senyora Rebeca u are skilled to the T !!! I write and produce my own original works club freestyle and urban r&b. Pero devera deceo aprender como tocar salsa asi poder crear mi propia letra y musica originalmente. Me encanta la salsa y tanbien ago Sonido con mi Hermano Danny para todas las Orquestas grandes que bienen aca a Reading, Pa. Senyora y soi mui Humilde. Digame como puedo aprender a tocar salsa o si usted ensenya dime cuanto y yo viajo a Phila para sucurso.angelo2488@hotmail.com
3.26.11Rebeca...my name is Angelo Millan. I cant read music, but I sing and want to learn how to play Salsa so that I can write my own lyrics and play along from an original works . Senyora Rebeca..do you teach the novice or beginner in ur Philadelphia area??? I would love to learn to play salsa senyora! and I would travel w my own Keyboard from Reading, Pa. to Phila...if you have a school or any place of study for keyboard lessons. please email me: angelo2488@hotmail.com plz inform me maam?
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GENTE E ESTE DVD QUE A REBECA GRAVOU EU TENHHO, O NOME FOI FAMILIA LATINA, ELA ARREBENTOU SUCESSO REBECA, SOU SEU FÃ, SOU PERCUSSIONISTA AQUI NO BRAASIL E CURTO MUITO O SOM LATINO É CLARO RSRS
As a Latin musician myself I must admit this is one of the best "basic" tutorials I've seen. Although I'm already familiar with what she teaches here, I must say if you're watching this as a beginner this is a great video to help you get started!
Thanks for this Rebeca. I'm currently doing an essay for my solo performance exam and Latin is my chosen theme, but I'm interpreting a couple Santana arrangements in a Bossa Nova style, i.e. changing the bass and drums. This is really helpful though for the historical context! Matt
Thanks for sharing this video. I just discovered it today, I wish I knew about it before, it is very helpful. By the way you are amazing, let me know if you ever come come to England, I would love to invite you to our University for a series of masterclasses.
Rebeca...I saw how effortlessly you played and I immediately became dismayed and depressed as it seems I will never attain anything close to the level you play at. Then I felt actually more inspired and determined to improve myself. I heard you had a tutorial but I cannot find it anywhere. Can you help me find it. I believe you are the greatest female latin pianist in the world and cannot wait to see you perform in person near me (Sacramento)
Hi rebeca From toronto is been to years seen i started to play piano with a eurpean teacher but now i want to learn how to play salsa cubano because i'm cuban saludos.
i can hella tell at the begining of this video that the salsa style that is being played is from the Bay Area salsa bands from the bay stand out because they have a unique sound . Rebecca is a vetren in the bay area salsa sceen .
Felicitaciones Rebeca, eres muy completa en música, sabes el manejo de muchos instrumentos, yo también se tocar varios instrumentos, pero solo estudie teoría y solfeo, lo demás me ayudo Dios, y mi locura por la música, tengo teclados,guitarra, y una batería electrónica, y se cantar, pero mi voz es muy común, la puedo procesar con el Yamaha psr 3000, ya subiré algo, por ahora solo toco el teclado, Gracias por ver mis vídeos. Saludos desde Argentina. Manuel.
Thank you for your kind words. I'll be at Yoshi's in Oakland December 26, 27 & 28 with Arturo Sandoval and an All-Star Latin Jazz group - hope you can make it!
@gothydude Could you tell me what is LATIN CULTURE ? ... We are all different in culture . Especially southamericans have nothing in common with afro-caribeans like puertoricans or dominicans . Actually south and central american are differnt themselves not to say with the afro caribeans . They in this island just speak the same language like us but our cultures are very diferent .
Nowdays latin music accordign to corporate music is only caribean music which is african in roots not latin .
Your the best as a musician and so knowledgable and as a person. I remember when Gibby Ross introduce me to you, you were so humble and down to earth. AL Cano
you know what , I don't know how to upload it in to Youtube..?..but I can send you a copy trhue mail I'm goin to check your C.D's if there's any address so I can sende it to you I also have the one with Tito Puent, P. Escobedo, and Sheila E , that was the very first time I saw you, you look fantastic on the piano God Bless You.
Rebeca ...i have a cuestion , you were at the video from "LOS VAN-VAN" LIVE IN PURTO RICO , it seems that is you enjoying or is someone who look's like you, i have the video I love you very much and thank's for all you music I' m a "van-vanero" also...love music...
muy bueno tu data pero estaria MAS QUE BIEN QUE AL MENOS ESTE SUBTITULADO EN ESPAÑOL....ya que somos muchos los que entendemos poco ingles ..... SUGERENCIA...si estaria en español tal vez venderias mas...miratelo y slds
Hello, very impressed by your latin american music basics video, i am composing a latin american piece myself. Do you think you could send me the music to the piano accompaniment you played or send me a video of how to learn it. Thanks so much. x
Very nice..I work with a very talented 14-year old in NYC. He doesn't know it yet,but this clip will be on his agenda in the weeks to come. Thanks 4 sharing some of the magic-peace!
what are you talking o writin' about? clave from africa, haiti?.. yea right sorry but thats what you think but not what it's, i love salsa too but i think we have to read and learn about it before to make a comment like that.
Ricardo: The foundations of the son yes! The son comes from Changui which is a development of the French Contradance brought to Santiago de Cuba by Haitians.
hey rebecca. Do you have a tutorial to further elaborate on the conga drums. I am using a Roland fantom x6 keyboard to produce my music and i just wanted to know the priciples of that rythm to acheiceive realism. Thanks in advance
Hi Rebeca, Quiero darte las gracias por tu libro muy Caliente, es el mejor y mas completo que he visto para aprender a tocar salsa y latin jazz,espero puedas sacar un segundo libro como este en un futuro. Gracias!
that is sooo stupid of how certian people lurk & seekout places to share they're unwanted stupidity....when they can just simply shutup & don't comment...or even better yet.....go somewhere else with they're stupid comments. there "HAS TO BE" a stupid & ignorant section that will except them.
Rebeca..HOLA!!! Hey, can you do an instructional on how to find the "1" in salsa music? You could really help a gringo, ya know? Gracias chica y siguelo que estas haciendo!! Nos apreciamos mucho!!!
Yeah this was very good. She's extremely knowledgeable. I do have a quesiton, though, how come YOUTUBE does not a Latin music category? (At least I couldn't find one) :)
thank you so much Rebecca, I am a former "pro" "pop"/motown/country/blues bass player , now coming back to music as my day gig retirement approaches , this time as a sax/bass/ harmonica player, who WANTs to play Conga... With a purely Anglo heritage , I was having great difficulty getting the feel of Latin music, which I LOVE ... this helped more than anything ... !
Hi GUYS, You were not even born when it all started to know who is right/wrong. The origin might be cuban/african (rumba at the time of slavery) but it evolved into salsa thanks to the Puerto rican. The Puerto Ricans the marketers of salsa. Also putting racist comments is JUST NOT ACCEPTABLE. I went for salsa dancing and a guy from Guinee Bissau believes the salsa music is african and not even cuban or caribbean. ....even more ignorant. Please give us a favor and do not talk for nothing.
haha...your into this whole ignorant comment too?!?! Man you guys really need to learn, because actually what we know today as "salsa" started in New York and Puerto Rico. Now yes it came from cuban influences of what was known as "son" however just as "white" rock music evolved into hip-hop, son evolved into the puerto rican trend of salsa
What is Salsa? But, Son-Cubano badly play. I am a musician, a percussionist. Look at the instruments you guy use to play that which you call Salsa: timbales, claves, congas, chekeres, maracas, campanas, guiros, and on and on. All originated in Cuba look at any Music Dictionary and it will tell you. So, what salsa are you talking about. Probably, the one Puerto Ricans did not invent. Look that is not yours.
Ok, thanks for telling us your a percussionist because I am too, so that doesnt say much and you dont even have any videos up?...but anyways, I always give credit to cubans for originating it! Just as reggaeton originally started in Panama but how it is known today was created by Puerto Rico, we just take things and make them commercially acceptable and better. Now I love cuban music and rumba is my fav. but we talking about salsa here, and salsa is cubanly rooted but puerto rican altered
If Salsa is from Cuba then Charanga is from France. The comes a time when a pivot turns a genre into another genre so get over it. Everyone knows the HAITIANS including a dominican lady La Ma Teodora brought the DR son to Cuba which evolved in Cuba into the Cuban Son. Every island had their own Son. All the islanders of las 3 maravillas ate, spoke and played basically the same thing. Just listen to the Dominican Son.
charanga is from France? I never seen a french charanga, pero la salsa si usa todos los intrumentos que se usan en el son, y los mismo toques, etc, nada nuevo, todo copiado
I know you(puerto ricans) passionately want to be recognized as creators of Salsa, you don't want to get me started on this issue because I can easily prove it to you, with the music and cite recordings and you will know the answer. it's cuban with a different musical message, didn't create anything partner
Mr. Papito, you puerto ricans even copy the words, phrases, soneos que se habian usado antes por los cubanos. you are an immitating machine with some exceptions
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Can anyone name some bands I get listen to for more of this? I love the latin/salsa music that is lead my the kind of harsh piano. The sort you hear in films as the main characters visit a latin American country.
Chalky2007 2 weeks ago
Musica Latina?, acaso solo los cubanos hacen musica latina?
jalqui6 2 weeks ago
@Pianotec - yes, as DJKAYZEE also comments, timba uses BOTH clave directions and BOTH types of clave patterns (rumba and son). In terms of how the clave affects the dancers that is really subject to interpretation. In general, rumba clave is funkier and more syncopated, which certainly makes things more challenging for the musicians. Whether dancers can really tune in to this depends on how musical they are!
rmauleon 1 month ago
Is 2-3 Rumba clave present in Timba ? most of the musics seem to play in3-2 with some added measures sometime but no orientation change, to my ears.
My questions are : does a feel for 2-3 induce a different phrasing (syncopating) while dancing on Timba music ?
I feel that if I dance in 2-3 , very few partners catch my rythm totally.
Timba music seem to be more 3-2 clave oriented, but as of its less.
contrasted 2 measures rythm, I used to dance it in 2-3....
Any one can help me understand?
Pianotec 1 month ago
@Pianotec timba uses both, and even though it does use the son clave, there are many songs that have the rumba clave
i think your confusing 3-2 and 2-3 with son and rumba clave,
both claves can be played in either 3-2 or 2-3
DJKAYZEE 1 month ago
@DJKAYZEE Thank you , no I listened to 14 Timba "standards" (I will send the list) , and heard all of them with a 3-2 clave orientation (some could be in rumba clave for sure, but I did not test that at that time).
I believe that it is not as easy to hear the clave orientation in Timba, than in Son, or older salsas...
Does it make a noticeable change for dancers ? (3-2 or 2-3) , or may be only to more advanced dancers ?... (Los VanVan most recent tunes, Pupy, etc...cuban music)
Pianotec 1 month ago
@Pianotec you're right about the clave not being as noticable, and as far as dancing goes, Timba takes the casino dancing to a whole another level
but as long you dance the 3-2 in casino style everything should be fine
there are some dances that are incorporated in timba dancing that not "advance dancers" in NY salsa would not be able to do.
which dancing are you inclined towards more?
DJKAYZEE 1 month ago
@DJKAYZEE Hello, thanks for the answer. I feel the rythm, and I like for instance to dance one twoo......syncop, or 4 th beat, or even Son Montuno rythm. In France most dancers are dancing on1 , OK but it render less on syncopated parts. On2 (Mambo) seem to be more adapted to more Portorican oriented music, often 2-3 clave, also. easy to get cheated in comprehension of rythm.. I also like to dance on2 even if the music is not, but in anycase as a novice dancer I am limited...
Pianotec 1 month ago
@DJKAYZEE Happy Christmas to you BTW !
Pianotec 1 month ago
@DJKAYZEE HI, I "naturally" dance 1,2 .... 3 , unsure this is the son montuno phrasing...or Rumba... it allow to have a good use with the last beat of the 3 side of the clave. Being not experienced enough yet to have the casino passes I know in place whith that phrasing.... but as I like it I will work on that, (when trying to dance more usually (and on1) I felt easily on a 2-3 sensation, it differs from the one generally danced, as you stated...
Pianotec 1 month ago
i like her teaching, but timba is not cuban jazz
and latin is not a genre, Timba is so much more than jazz
DJKAYZEE 1 month ago
@DJKAYZEE I don't understand your statement, this video does not mention such a thing at any time... Please clarify... Thanks and Happy Holidays!
mascuba 1 month ago
@mascuba yes, i understand, but the title of the video is a bit presumptuous and anglo centric,
its like saying the basics of anglo music, or western music
its better if it was referring to afro-cuban derived music
DJKAYZEE 1 month ago
@DJKAYZEE Thanks! Stay cool... Peace :-)
mascuba 1 month ago
@DJKAYZEE i think latin is a genre, it just covers many sub-genres... classical is a genre, spanning over 1000 years of music, but its still a genre
slapmyfunkybass 2 weeks ago
@slapmyfunkybass thats a very arrogant and anglo centric view point,
latin is a genre only if you call anglo a genre too, and anglo would have to include everything from jazz and funk to hip hop and rock
DJKAYZEE 2 weeks ago
nice one!
adelle0001 2 months ago
Wow Impressionante! :)
daddyjankie 2 months ago
YES
we will follow that tradition!!
LionRoseProductions 3 months ago in playlist LionRoseProductions's favorites
Isn't she the one that sings in The Sims 3 too?
:D
Oh yes, she is!
Smashfaan 5 months ago
@Smashfaan
Yes, great observation!!!
mascuba 5 months ago 2
@Smashfaan I dont remember ger O.o
Nickolas7000 5 months ago
@Smashfaan Is Nelly Furtado! not Rebeca Mauleon
Nickolas7000 5 months ago
@Nickolas7000
I swear I saw the name Rebecca Mauleon on the Latin songs :/
Smashfaan 4 months ago
@Smashfaan...i dont thik so ...im latin american XD
Nickolas7000 4 months ago
@Nickolas7000
Me too...
I still think it is.
Smashfaan 4 months ago
Gracias!
airfloydmusic 6 months ago
Rebeca, I've been studying jazz piano for 6 mos. I'm learning to read poco a poco. Is your 101 Montunos book too advanced for me at this point? Does it go from simple to hard gradually or suddenly? Thanks, peter
shakuhachipete 6 months ago
thank you!
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gchicho 7 months ago
thank you very much
Shyinie 7 months ago
THANK YOU... I've always wondered if the piano pattern (montuno) had a name !
antmooak 7 months ago
DOES SHE HAVE A HUSBAND? ;)
JahSolomon 8 months ago
I've seen her playa couple of times. Don't think I've seen anyone get down with her gusto and passion. Just takes a tumbao to a different level all together.
6400az 8 months ago
This video looks legit.
nisornt 8 months ago
No habia conocido una pianista como tu. Preciosa, talentosa, OMG quisiera conocerte en persona para pedirte un autógrafo y entrevistarte. Sigue hacia adelante te deseo lo mejor y mucha felicidad. Con tu familia. Y que Dios esté en todos tus por que estas en los de Dios. Te quiero muuuucho!
peaceWorker77 9 months ago
Es indudable, pero la belleza de Rebeca Mauleon se refleja en el momento de interpretar el piano. Es una gran maestra de la Salsa. Expreso mi máxima admiración y respeto hacia esta gran pianista. Felicidades!! gracias por esta clase magistral. atte. Jorge F.
jorgefcanedo 9 months ago
3.26.11 Senyora Rebeca u are skilled to the T !!! I write and produce my own original works club freestyle and urban r&b. Pero devera deceo aprender como tocar salsa asi poder crear mi propia letra y musica originalmente. Me encanta la salsa y tanbien ago Sonido con mi Hermano Danny para todas las Orquestas grandes que bienen aca a Reading, Pa. Senyora y soi mui Humilde. Digame como puedo aprender a tocar salsa o si usted ensenya dime cuanto y yo viajo a Phila para sucurso.angelo2488@hotmail.com
TheLoconess 10 months ago
3.26.11Rebeca...my name is Angelo Millan. I cant read music, but I sing and want to learn how to play Salsa so that I can write my own lyrics and play along from an original works . Senyora Rebeca..do you teach the novice or beginner in ur Philadelphia area??? I would love to learn to play salsa senyora! and I would travel w my own Keyboard from Reading, Pa. to Phila...if you have a school or any place of study for keyboard lessons. please email me: angelo2488@hotmail.com plz inform me maam?
TheLoconess 10 months ago
wow! Simple, positive, informative. Thank you Rebeca!
2012StarTrek 10 months ago
i heard ur music in the sims 3
iluvabidjan 10 months ago
i muy bien ! :D
DerSiebchirurg 11 months ago
Rebecca, you should give these classes on Brainrepublic. By starting a braincast with it's nice One-to-Many function, you can give real classrooms courses - payment is per minute. Check it out ...
damalu77 1 year ago
This is a great...love the demo and explanation from an amazing musician!
musicman2salsa 1 year ago
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Rebeca is a great musician,i think she also played in orestes vilato's last album.
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She is amazing! I need much more of this. I have always loved Salsa but never had a chance to learn the basics.
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this chick is legit!
banjoman2375 1 year ago
i love when she plays the piano and las congas!
truesalsero 1 year ago
Beautifull!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
59argendor 1 year ago
It´s ok
MrIsaacG01 1 year ago
As a Latin musician myself I must admit this is one of the best "basic" tutorials I've seen. Although I'm already familiar with what she teaches here, I must say if you're watching this as a beginner this is a great video to help you get started!
Dios los bendiga =)
MiguelCamino7 1 year ago
she can play all those instruments.....
pathorne1 1 year ago
Rebeca,, are you the young lady that performs so well with Mr. E., Sheila E., and Tito Puente in the DVD recorded live in L.A. several years ago?
southphilly42 1 year ago
@southphilly42
Yes Rebeca is the same piano player playing on that video with Sheila E, Tito Puente, etc.
Thanks
mascuba 1 year ago
GREAT VIDEO
johntimbal64 1 year ago
Thanks for this Rebeca. I'm currently doing an essay for my solo performance exam and Latin is my chosen theme, but I'm interpreting a couple Santana arrangements in a Bossa Nova style, i.e. changing the bass and drums. This is really helpful though for the historical context! Matt
Mattycnw 1 year ago
Thanks for sharing this video. I just discovered it today, I wish I knew about it before, it is very helpful. By the way you are amazing, let me know if you ever come come to England, I would love to invite you to our University for a series of masterclasses.
juanelsantero 1 year ago
eres mi idolo musical en el mundo latino, tengo uno de tus metodos 101 montunos y además me encantas.
Tiobernake 1 year ago
Rebeca...I saw how effortlessly you played and I immediately became dismayed and depressed as it seems I will never attain anything close to the level you play at. Then I felt actually more inspired and determined to improve myself. I heard you had a tutorial but I cannot find it anywhere. Can you help me find it. I believe you are the greatest female latin pianist in the world and cannot wait to see you perform in person near me (Sacramento)
AmorSabor88 1 year ago
Hi rebeca From toronto is been to years seen i started to play piano with a eurpean teacher but now i want to learn how to play salsa cubano because i'm cuban saludos.
rafazzini 1 year ago
i can hella tell at the begining of this video that the salsa style that is being played is from the Bay Area salsa bands from the bay stand out because they have a unique sound . Rebecca is a vetren in the bay area salsa sceen .
oaklandlatinosunited 1 year ago
Great explanations and demos!
KMDang85 1 year ago
esta es la mejor clase en terminos de esplicaccion, obiamente sabe lo que esta haciendo. Saludos Rebecca y sigue pa lante!!
palitos23 1 year ago
Bella y talentosa bebe, pero que paso con el idioma español, se te olvido ?
guatire1963 1 year ago
daar wil ik wel les van
guppie14263 1 year ago
Felicitaciones Rebeca, eres muy completa en música, sabes el manejo de muchos instrumentos, yo también se tocar varios instrumentos, pero solo estudie teoría y solfeo, lo demás me ayudo Dios, y mi locura por la música, tengo teclados,guitarra, y una batería electrónica, y se cantar, pero mi voz es muy común, la puedo procesar con el Yamaha psr 3000, ya subiré algo, por ahora solo toco el teclado, Gracias por ver mis vídeos. Saludos desde Argentina. Manuel.
manuelyamaha55 1 year ago
eres hermosa =)
gracias por tus lecciones , ahi la llevo
sanberijass 1 year ago
I love the way you can coordinate your clave not only playing the piano but also the congas, and still do the clave with you voice!
dpinero1 2 years ago
muy buen video de verdad te felicito
nufoperez 2 years ago
Incredible! Thanks!
mhandy7 2 years ago
I would absolutely LOVE to have you as my piano teacher <3 Great job
JennyKravitz 2 years ago
Rebeca, I like your music style. When are you playing in San Francisco, CA.? We would like to hear your music live. Muchisimas gracias!
amos108SF 2 years ago
Thank you for your kind words. I'll be at Yoshi's in Oakland December 26, 27 & 28 with Arturo Sandoval and an All-Star Latin Jazz group - hope you can make it!
rmauleon 2 years ago
nice
riguitodanae 2 years ago
Great!
apandit1961 2 years ago
If you are a fan of latin music than you will definitely also like Canta Bahia of the talented brazilian singer Paloma Gomes :)
bahiadebrazil 2 years ago
i asked if you were in a band..... i just found your video with your bank. Awesome!!!
momof3boys924 2 years ago
i like latin music cause of it passion tempo and very carnivalous atmosphere that the music create haha it hard the tempo hahahaha
lala12345165 2 years ago
Nice vid. I'm gettin into Latin music but its kinda hard cos theres so much. But that is a good thing.
Terrra91 2 years ago
whoa, she's like super young in this video!
circa1984revolve 2 years ago
Very nicely put together :) thanks for the video
EoN604 2 years ago
=) yes the power of latin music!
PomadeHead 2 years ago
eres la mejor, preciosa
Tiobernake 2 years ago
grande maestra
ponchtimba 2 years ago
i take lessons from rebeca mauleon! :)
cecisota12 2 years ago
i love latin culture. my moms latino so i grew up on this stuff, but i like to mix latin with metal. ''latin metal'' :)
gothydude 2 years ago
@gothydude Could you tell me what is LATIN CULTURE ? ... We are all different in culture . Especially southamericans have nothing in common with afro-caribeans like puertoricans or dominicans . Actually south and central american are differnt themselves not to say with the afro caribeans . They in this island just speak the same language like us but our cultures are very diferent .
Nowdays latin music accordign to corporate music is only caribean music which is african in roots not latin .
Pantaleon70 1 year ago
@Pantaleon70
Bite your tongue interloper
MrPontiusPilate 1 year ago
Your the best as a musician and so knowledgable and as a person. I remember when Gibby Ross introduce me to you, you were so humble and down to earth. AL Cano
albertccano 2 years ago
nice cap. =]
drumtarist 2 years ago
you know what , I don't know how to upload it in to Youtube..?..but I can send you a copy trhue mail I'm goin to check your C.D's if there's any address so I can sende it to you I also have the one with Tito Puent, P. Escobedo, and Sheila E , that was the very first time I saw you, you look fantastic on the piano God Bless You.
veracubano83 2 years ago
Rebeca ...i have a cuestion , you were at the video from "LOS VAN-VAN" LIVE IN PURTO RICO , it seems that is you enjoying or is someone who look's like you, i have the video I love you very much and thank's for all you music I' m a "van-vanero" also...love music...
veracubano83 2 years ago
Yes, that was me. I would love to see a copy of that video - do you have any way to upload it to YouTube?
rmauleon 2 years ago
muy bueno tu data pero estaria MAS QUE BIEN QUE AL MENOS ESTE SUBTITULADO EN ESPAÑOL....ya que somos muchos los que entendemos poco ingles ..... SUGERENCIA...si estaria en español tal vez venderias mas...miratelo y slds
arvguitar 2 years ago 2
Thank you for posting, I have always said a drummer is not a drummer until he/she harnesses the power/feel of Latin music.
What I didn't realize is the construct is based on Claves patterns. AMAZING.
TheNickelDrummer 2 years ago
yar!
lokiop345 2 years ago
you go girl!!!! hey lets make an all girls
latin band???
maribelrodri 2 years ago
I'll be the director of the group =)
Dadee3 2 years ago
what genre of music was Maracaibo Oriental by Beny more? and great video thank you
daryl2280 2 years ago
The earlier recorded versions of the song "Maracaibo Oriental" were "guarachas," but there is also a later "pilón" version.
Thanks for your comments!
rmauleon 2 years ago
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Hello, very impressed by your latin american music basics video, i am composing a latin american piece myself. Do you think you could send me the music to the piano accompaniment you played or send me a video of how to learn it. Thanks so much. x
andy9206 2 years ago
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andy9206 2 years ago
wow, una maestra asi its more than a guide its an inspiration!!
Caballeroscuro78 2 years ago
rebeca yr wonderful..............thanks
1019drummer 2 years ago
Very nice..I work with a very talented 14-year old in NYC. He doesn't know it yet,but this clip will be on his agenda in the weeks to come. Thanks 4 sharing some of the magic-peace!
hymnoftheorient 2 years ago
Thanks very much for your comments and support!
All the best,
RM
rmauleon 2 years ago
You are lo maximo
felipecaldebronx 2 years ago
YES!!!!! THANK YOU!!!!
misterriddlez 2 years ago
I LOVE YOU REBECA!
RFPercussion 2 years ago
Very helpful.
hahabass 2 years ago
me encanta asi es como se estudia....
bajistalatino 3 years ago
greek is 1,2 1,2 1 1,2 1,2 1 2
cyprussunizhot 3 years ago
gracias mi amor eres hermosa ME IMPRESIONAS PRECIOSA Y ME ENCANTASTE MUCHO
dkldhidalgo 3 years ago
Muchisimas gracias Rebeca! Tu contribucion a la instruccion de la musica latina es muy agradecida e inigualada.
conguero76 3 years ago
C U B A ♥♪♫♪
jhonsito17 3 years ago
Nice!!! I would like to play with you some time. Check my videos on youtube Eliseo Borrero.
eliseoborrero 3 years ago
love the music and thanks for sending me the Dear shooter song to view, love it
hforthe 3 years ago
so cuba to be cuba
brillabola 3 years ago
OMG you're so gorgeous I wish you were mi novia!
djphatd 3 years ago
Great !
bedoinjules 3 years ago
Great intro to latin music!
WeSalsa 3 years ago
I bought her book and I love it!
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tomasm007 3 years ago
I loved your music...
Thanks,
Ray
RayMartinCerimeli 3 years ago
wow... amazing, i really like it... especially her hat "got rhythm?" cool...
nuel501tubes 3 years ago
Clave: From Cuba To Africa To Haitu To Puerto Rico to New York to the world...
cubanita1101 3 years ago
muchas gracias amiga es muy instructivo
neuronademetal 3 years ago
wow she's great, and she's got the tumbao and so do we here in Colombia. Latinoamerica's the best!!!
tiansebas 3 years ago 7
Clave: From Africa to Haiti to Cuba To Puerto Rico to New York to the world...
mikeherna 3 years ago 10
what are you talking o writin' about? clave from africa, haiti?.. yea right sorry but thats what you think but not what it's, i love salsa too but i think we have to read and learn about it before to make a comment like that.
ricardo2486 3 years ago
Ricardo: The foundations of the son yes! The son comes from Changui which is a development of the French Contradance brought to Santiago de Cuba by Haitians.
Regards
acere58 3 years ago
I thank God for you, your book guide book to salsa has taught me so much. You are truly a blessing. I hope to meet you one day. Take care.
frankyg1971 3 years ago 3
hey rebecca. Do you have a tutorial to further elaborate on the conga drums. I am using a Roland fantom x6 keyboard to produce my music and i just wanted to know the priciples of that rythm to acheiceive realism. Thanks in advance
claudioaudio 3 years ago
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muhkuh50 3 years ago
AMAZING!!!
djanarak 3 years ago
Hi Rebeca, Quiero darte las gracias por tu libro muy Caliente, es el mejor y mas completo que he visto para aprender a tocar salsa y latin jazz,espero puedas sacar un segundo libro como este en un futuro. Gracias!
salsamozart 3 years ago
damn baby, i cant remember all dat
dcb6062 3 years ago
Am I strange or are the claves rhythms in the beginning not totally right. for the rest: nice...
SAXYSS 3 years ago
it's rhumba
SlikkTim 3 years ago
that is sooo stupid of how certian people lurk & seekout places to share they're unwanted stupidity....when they can just simply shutup & don't comment...or even better yet.....go somewhere else with they're stupid comments. there "HAS TO BE" a stupid & ignorant section that will except them.
stinso 3 years ago
Thanks for the information,Maestra!
CarlosMacMartin 3 years ago
Great!
ardki 3 years ago
Rebeca..HOLA!!! Hey, can you do an instructional on how to find the "1" in salsa music? You could really help a gringo, ya know? Gracias chica y siguelo que estas haciendo!! Nos apreciamos mucho!!!
clownster68 3 years ago
she's Rebeca Mauleon from cuba
tenofcilantro 3 years ago
You have incredible talent. I love this piece!
MargiesArtVllog 3 years ago
latin covers a lot of different styles:
salsa, merengue, bolero, latin rock, latin jazz...
they have similarities between them..
so stop calling this video ridiculous
jordanmencel 3 years ago
Yeah this was very good. She's extremely knowledgeable. I do have a quesiton, though, how come YOUTUBE does not a Latin music category? (At least I couldn't find one) :)
RickyShades 3 years ago
Ahhh me dieron ganas de bailar
alecenturion 3 years ago
Hey thanks a lot, very good insights, rhythm is what it's all about. Tricky beats, wish I could get a better feel for them...
zebopper 3 years ago
not really
stronholds 3 years ago
She looks like Madonna doesn't she?
mikecadett 3 years ago
What are you doing!!! Teaching how to use the weel?. Too much bla,bla,bla, and nothing solid. You need to move on!!!!
turistanocturno 4 years ago
Rebeca Thank you for you book 101 montunos,
I got the book in 2002 I dint play piano,with
the help of you book ,and El maestro Freddy
I learned just a little bit.
Thank you to admirador y compatriota
Aldo
aldoamores55 4 years ago
Don't worry about all the nonsence comment Rebecca, you can really play the piano,what a talent go girl.
NENMEN 4 years ago
thank you so much Rebecca, I am a former "pro" "pop"/motown/country/blues bass player , now coming back to music as my day gig retirement approaches , this time as a sax/bass/ harmonica player, who WANTs to play Conga... With a purely Anglo heritage , I was having great difficulty getting the feel of Latin music, which I LOVE ... this helped more than anything ... !
frogafone 4 years ago
Hi GUYS, You were not even born when it all started to know who is right/wrong. The origin might be cuban/african (rumba at the time of slavery) but it evolved into salsa thanks to the Puerto rican. The Puerto Ricans the marketers of salsa. Also putting racist comments is JUST NOT ACCEPTABLE. I went for salsa dancing and a guy from Guinee Bissau believes the salsa music is african and not even cuban or caribbean. ....even more ignorant. Please give us a favor and do not talk for nothing.
stellc 4 years ago
*clears throat* thanks for sharing this kind of knowledge with most people; i have certainly loved the book entitled 101 montunos.
UltraLeetJ 4 years ago
That music is Cuban and it is time to give credit to the cubans for it.
Batumbata 4 years ago
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Go suck a dock lady. there is no such thing as latin music. There is only Cuban music. get the facts straight.
Originaldemanzanillo 4 years ago
lol...WOW, what ignorance....haha
prpapito3000 4 years ago
Yeah! She is misleading everyone intoo believing that that music is Latin. No, it is Afro-Cuban.
Batumbata 4 years ago
haha...your into this whole ignorant comment too?!?! Man you guys really need to learn, because actually what we know today as "salsa" started in New York and Puerto Rico. Now yes it came from cuban influences of what was known as "son" however just as "white" rock music evolved into hip-hop, son evolved into the puerto rican trend of salsa
prpapito3000 4 years ago
What is Salsa? But, Son-Cubano badly play. I am a musician, a percussionist. Look at the instruments you guy use to play that which you call Salsa: timbales, claves, congas, chekeres, maracas, campanas, guiros, and on and on. All originated in Cuba look at any Music Dictionary and it will tell you. So, what salsa are you talking about. Probably, the one Puerto Ricans did not invent. Look that is not yours.
Batumbata 4 years ago
Ok, thanks for telling us your a percussionist because I am too, so that doesnt say much and you dont even have any videos up?...but anyways, I always give credit to cubans for originating it! Just as reggaeton originally started in Panama but how it is known today was created by Puerto Rico, we just take things and make them commercially acceptable and better. Now I love cuban music and rumba is my fav. but we talking about salsa here, and salsa is cubanly rooted but puerto rican altered
prpapito3000 4 years ago
If Salsa is from Cuba then Charanga is from France. The comes a time when a pivot turns a genre into another genre so get over it. Everyone knows the HAITIANS including a dominican lady La Ma Teodora brought the DR son to Cuba which evolved in Cuba into the Cuban Son. Every island had their own Son. All the islanders of las 3 maravillas ate, spoke and played basically the same thing. Just listen to the Dominican Son.
Janemas 4 years ago
charanga is from France? I never seen a french charanga, pero la salsa si usa todos los intrumentos que se usan en el son, y los mismo toques, etc, nada nuevo, todo copiado
juantimbale 3 years ago
I know you(puerto ricans) passionately want to be recognized as creators of Salsa, you don't want to get me started on this issue because I can easily prove it to you, with the music and cite recordings and you will know the answer. it's cuban with a different musical message, didn't create anything partner
juantimbale 3 years ago
Mr. Papito, you puerto ricans even copy the words, phrases, soneos que se habian usado antes por los cubanos. you are an immitating machine with some exceptions
juantimbale 3 years ago
You surely are a f..u.c..k.i.n.g gringo pretending to be latino....
puyambia 4 years ago
Isn't the feminine of Gringo Gringa? What does that make you...oh yeah schmuck.
sevenflatnine 3 years ago
Damn - that was supposed to appear under the abusive comment earlier. This is a useful vid.
sevenflatnine 3 years ago