Perez Prado with Juan Bruno Tarrazaz (Cuba) and Chamaco Dominquez (Mexico)
What Mambo looked like
Between Swing Jazz and Rock and Roll, there was Mambo
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Info about Aldo’s education project for drummers KOSA
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Arturo Ortiz on keyboards
Camilo Molina on drums
Nicky Marrero on timbales
Little Johnny Rivero on congas and
El Maestro Eddie Palmieri on piano.
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Eddie Palmieri (piano)
Andy Gonzalez (bass)
Charlie Cotto “El Pirata” (timbales)
Giovanni Hidalgo (congas)
Francisco Aguabella (congas)
Anthony Carillo (bongos)
Brian Lynch (trumpet)
Charlie Sepulveda (trumpet)
Shiro Sadamura (violin)
Nelson Gonzalez (tres)
Yomo Toro (cuatro)
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Charlie Palmieri (piano),
Andy Gonzalez (Bass),
Ray Barretto (Congas),
Nicky Marrero (Timbal), and
Charlie Santiago (Bongo).
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