So, I did a poem based on candombe music after being exposed to the documentary Tango Negro the other day, so I naturally decided to check out the music. There were some great examples that I discovered so far.
The first example is from Uruguayan percussionist Jhonny Neves. He has done solo works as well as collaborating with other musicians like the Candombe Trio or having various sidemen drummers with him in different jam sessions. I’ve had some of his videos as background music for studying or getting some work done on the computer.
Anyone who knows about my knowledge in anime should know why the 2nd example got my attention. You’re welcome, anibloggers! They’re a candombe collective that has been known to feature several drummers at once. Yes, there is a band that may or may not be named after a certain white lion that Disney ripped off a ton of stuff from. Hahahaha! But for real, they make great music.
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It reminds me of the drums in the Paris Metro. Years ago a group would collect in the Metro and they played their drums. It drew you in like a magnet.
Leslie
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Very nice! That must have been a fun experience seeing them in Paris.
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It was and it was amazing to listen to them.
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I sure bet. I would certainly like to see that kind of music live at some point in my life.
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Deep in the bowels of the Paris Metro – something I’ll never forget….
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Gotcha. I’m sure the acoustics must have been something else!
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Acoustics were perfect for that!
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I sure bet they were.
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