In this lesson Leonel discusses the roots of the Cuban tres, Changui, Nengon, and Kiriba with examples of course!

Transcript

Let’s talk about the roots of the Cuban tres.

I’ll be demonstrating a Guantánamo changüí pattern. (Guantánamo is a province in the eastern part of the country.)

This is a changüí pattern… (demonstrates with the tres)

There’s also other patterns based on changüí, such as: kiribá and nengón. These authentic rhythms are also from the Guantánamo province.

This is a nengón pattern…(demonstrates with the tres).

“Para ti, nengón. Para ti, nengón…”

There are variations from the changüí family.

Now, this is a kiribá… (plays the tres)

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