In the Spanish world, latin percussion Congas are called TUMBADORA.
Conga in Cuba is actually a rhythm that is played in Cuba during Carnival.
To have a better idea of what is “conga” in Cuba check out this video:
We can refer to the latin percussion conga as “conga” or “tumbadora“!
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I am 61 years old I have been playing music for 51 years all over the world never real respected Latin Percussion until one day my son and I were the opening act for a salsa band and we were playing a couple of Santana songs, the Conga Player asked if he could sit in.WOW changed my head around, That all I think about now .I even have a website check it out
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