Kamberimbá ' Kuku '

2005, Minas Geraes, Brasil

Pedro Mendes arrangements for the rhythm Kuku, with Krin solos and breaks

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Music

Tags:

• djembe
• brasil
• kuku
• kamberimba
• malinke
• mandingue
• rhythms
• ritmos
• africa
• africanos
• krin

[KalaniMusic]

Nice job - Thank you for posting this. very nice.

[AfricaRoots]

@KalaniMusic thX !

[Idawa61]

please lets not argue , i would like to see more including dancing

[AfricaRoots]

@Idawa61 @Idawa61 Some kinds of '' arguing '' can be polited, healthy and result into many positive points / conclusions, that depends on who is arguing and specially HOW. / About dancing, you can see lots, hundreds of versions of Kuku rhythm with dancing! But this work here focuses on rhythm, arrangements and other aspects, like Les Percussions de Guinné ( a more than legendary ensemble ) used to do. Have you heard / seen them ever ?

[BonMarcel]

excelent continuer, c'est tout bon

[AfricaRoots]

@BonMarcel Merci.

[AfricaRoots]

BTW, I do not see a video of you or your group playing...

[AfricaRoots]

On traditional context, yes Sangban needs to work, more, but here it´s the own group´s arrangement, it´s not a tradicional context; when playing 'traditionally', the group knows how to use sangban variations. About the solo drummer, it IS consistent, a lot, I can´t agree about that. Also, the main focuses here are: the arrangement ( with many passages and 'breaks ', then very high energ, precision of execution, increase and variation on the speed, some krin solo...

[deccbi]

Its ok but the Sangban needs work ...needs to stand out...the sangbans the heart of the rythm and the solo drummer needs to be more consistent!

[claudiomega]

come sichiamano quegli indumenti particolari che hanno alle braccia? quelle cose "piumose"? io non ne so una cippa, ma mi affascinano...