Cuando entra el percusionista con la clave de salsa y música latina uffff volé y todos dándole duro al ritmo fue simplemente alucinante!! Saludos desde Perú
All absolutely tremendous in his own distinctive way. Fantastic touch and feel. I really liked them ALL, individually at the beginning and in the ensemble. SUPERSONIC!!!
Excelentes todos , el maestro Acuña qué decir ,, y me gustaba más Jimmy Branly cuando tocaba en su tierra con NG La Banda ,tenía más pasión y originalidad ,para mi .
Ahí tiene que adaptarse a un ritmo más pasivo,hay que ver que la timba como género exclusivo de Cuba exige constantemente improvisar como si tratara de jazz.Busque vídeos de Jimmy solo.👊🤛🇨🇺🇺🇸
My father was a member of Mexico's leading band "La Sonora Santanera" and He was the last of its original members to pass away. A few years ago I met Alex Acuna on a gig I was attending as a guest and during a break I went outside to smoke and take a breather and I, unintentionally met this "character", I believe he's from Peru. I'd played with Peruvian groups before because I love their "Negroide" music, just as Cubans or Brasilians have their own mix of African-Hispanic-Caribbean roots in music, Peru is no exception, except that I have met some fine Peruvian musicians and on that note I striked a conversation with Alex outside the joint where, like I've said, he was playing and I was an invited guest. After a few hi's and how are you's and a few comments about the Latin Jazz scene gathered there that night and since I didn't know nothing about this guy, I asked how long he had been doing this Latin Jazz stuff and my God! he just went on and on all about his achievements to the point where I mentioned that unfortunately, I never heard about him and I was honest, never had until I met him which lead to him asking me about my background and my family's musical side and since I grew tired of hearing him ranting and raving about himself (funny, because I have played with major musicians in the high ranks of Artists like Poncho Sanchez, Johnny Polanco, Latin Fussion, Son Mayor, Tabaco y Ron and Oscar D'Leon *as a guest*, just to name a few. Also played with My good buddy, Jorge Balmaseda and my mentor Rudy Regalado from Chevere and others, I never heard of him before) I decided to walk away from this one sided conversation, all about him, of course. Before I did, he asked me who my father was and I proudly said: My father was one the 1st founders of La Sonora Santanera, a leading band of the 50's , 60's and 70's back in Mexico, First Trumpet and Musical Director and composer and he replied; Yeah, I heard them before and they never amounted to much, in fact, I think their music is pretty Shitty and Mediocre... ??!?? WTF?!? coming from a so called "realized" musician like this Alex Acuna guy that he would simply put down a major band of the 50's 60's 70's and even 80's. I mean even today, this S.S. Band still gathers some major crowds all over the world! You don't get to last through a generation over 60 years of music by being "Mediocre" right? I mean, WHAT AN ASSHOLE!!! he must be a psychological Fucking Midget to feel he has to make a humiliating comment like that just to feel "big" or pat his fucking Ego. I've seen him at a few gigs since then and among musicians, you have to acknowledge a few friends and local guys you meet on gigs but every time I happen to be in the same place where he, unluckily has to play too, I just simply ignore this Total Asshole Douche bag and I think he finally realized what he did wrong but I don't care. I will keep acknowledging that he doesn't exist or even matter for that fact. Why do you need to put others down just to justify your place in the music scene? You are only as important as you play and how you respect others for their achievements, but this Asshole will never have my respect regardless of how good he plays. Like my Dad used to say of some of this people walking around the musical scene: You can walk among Dollars, but you will never be worth more than a fucking nickel. May God keep my Father in Heaven.
This video is toooooo good!
Cuando entra el percusionista con la clave de salsa y música latina uffff volé y todos dándole duro al ritmo fue simplemente alucinante!! Saludos desde Perú
Fantastic!!!!!!!
Dual of the titans
SUPREME!
Greetings to some of the top L.A. percussionists/drummer from an exiled LA Cuban in the Mojave Desert!
I said it before and I’ll say it again: drums are the best, and percussion is the best family of instruments!!!!!
1:28 when Jimmy branly starts improving with his right hand/right foot over the clave in his left hand... insane.
Grande Jimmy
4 geniuses. Period
nmmm
All absolutely tremendous in his own distinctive way. Fantastic touch and feel. I really liked them ALL, individually at the beginning and in the ensemble. SUPERSONIC!!!
This the beauty of music that instantly makes me happy !!!!
Cómo goza Jimmy con el solo del Tiki!!!
TIKI PASILLAS, MIS RESPETOS, BIEN PEGADO ESE TIMBAL Y LAS CONGAS, SALUDOS DESDE PERÚ
Jamming at its best
Now, _this_ is a jam session!
This is almost too badass to comment on! Beautiful playing!
Maestros de maestros del mundo De la Percusión
Just beautiful and perfect the dynamic you get to hear all of them real music
Very good
Come on baby do that funky, you know you can't control yourself any longer.
El Genio Tiki Pasillas
Todos increíbles woow
Parece que estuviera soñando!!!!!!!.....son estupendos Masters!!!!!!!!!
Utterly Supreme !
Alex Acuña...orgullo Peruano!!!!!!
Gracias por esa Excelente Demostración de Como se tocan Las Percusiones en diferentes Formas a Todos Los Felicito.
Asesinos 🤓🥁👍🏼
Extraordinario Alex!!!
Grande Maestro TIki Pasillas.........................
Oh wow..that JOY while playing..this is real music without competition! So nice.
WOW! (JAZZ!MUSIC)!!! CONSIDER! (YOUR-SE-L-F)! NOW! (IN-FOR-M-ED)! ON! (JAZZ!MUSIC)!!! BY! ME! THE! (JAZZ!MAN)! *MIKE! SPENCE!
Damn. That was amazing!
Amazing moment.
Muy muy muy bueno, grande Alex. Grandes los 4.
Great feel and groove, even with a ton of notes flying around. These players are all masters.
Sometimes wow is all I can come up with.
Grew up listening to alex acuna playing percussion on those ron kenoly worship experiences back in the early 90s!
Que chingon!! tocan,estos maestros mis respetos
Maestro Alex Acuña 🇵🇪
These are some great drummers/percussionists!!
Very good! I love to listen the join of creativy and music!
Aire acondicionado para los genios de la musica!!!
Esto es pura maestría y sabor.
INCREIBLE ESTE VIDEO!
Amazing Players!
EXCELENTE !!!!
very interesting and stiumlating
Que buena onda maestros
Alex is a monster!
Dude best vid on there channel
WOW!!! esto es nivel!!!
buenísimo!!!#
Friggen sick!!!!
Wow!!!!! ...... son unos astronautas de la percusión ....... felicitaciones Alex Acuña orgullo peruano.
Muy bien...companeros...
Todos companeros
Alex Acuña Hosana Music!
Sickness!
sabor!
En el minuto 2:00 se pincha! que grande!
Whoa.
tikiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Whaaaaaaaatt
Holy shit
2:03 did he just slap himself in the face? XD XD XD
Carlo Kind he usually slaps the clave on his face as a clever gesture, seen him do it few times
i used to see alex and bill maxwell do this at the baked potato with koinonia
One word... Ñooooo
Jimmy se los lleva puestos
Si. Parece que ahí Jimmy es el tipo.
Anteriormente pensaba que mencionabas a Jimmy delgado ( nada que ver)
Brilliant! What is this beat style called?
Excelentes todos , el maestro Acuña qué decir ,, y me gustaba más Jimmy Branly cuando tocaba en su tierra con NG La Banda ,tenía más pasión y originalidad ,para mi .
Ahí tiene que adaptarse a un ritmo más pasivo,hay que ver que la timba como género exclusivo de Cuba exige constantemente improvisar como si tratara de jazz.Busque vídeos de Jimmy solo.👊🤛🇨🇺🇺🇸
Qué set DW está usando Alex Acuña?
What DW set is using Alex Acuña?
The DW Frequent Flyer??
+Sircam My set for this session was The jazz series....a Prototype and I love it very much. thanks for asking.
Hi hats?
Cuatro generales de la percusión
Valen Oro en el Mundo estos sabios percusionistas .....Alex es un orgullo del Perú para el Mundo!!!!!!!!!!!
I didn't know Daughtry also played percussion.
Animals !
What are the model hi hats Alex have in this set?
Con le respeto que todos se merecen pero Tiki pasilllas , otro nivel 🎼🤘🏽
Where is the vid with Chris Coleman, Gerald Heyward, Aaron Spears, and Jamaal Moore?????
not here, idiot
I was asking Vic Firth, not you ;)
+Daveed Ramesh Vic Firth's in heaven
I mean't Vic Firth the channel ,genius.
+Daveed Ramesh Really? Wow, wouldn't have known if you didn't specify
A serious clammering of pots & pans
these dudes sound like the loading page from the Sims
Sabroso....next time turn on the Air conditioner gracias.
So.....Are Joey and Tiki friends again?
Needs more cowbell
4 persons are deaf
la wea maeeeestraaaa
My father was a member of Mexico's leading band "La Sonora Santanera" and He was the last of its original members to pass away. A few years ago I met Alex Acuna on a gig I was attending as a guest and during a break I went outside to smoke and take a breather and I, unintentionally met this "character", I believe he's from Peru. I'd played with Peruvian groups before because I love their "Negroide" music, just as Cubans or Brasilians have their own mix of African-Hispanic-Caribbean roots in music, Peru is no exception, except that I have met some fine Peruvian musicians and on that note I striked a conversation with Alex outside the joint where, like I've said, he was playing and I was an invited guest. After a few hi's and how are you's and a few comments about the Latin Jazz scene gathered there that night and since I didn't know nothing about this guy, I asked how long he had been doing this Latin Jazz stuff and my God! he just went on and on all about his achievements to the point where I mentioned that unfortunately, I never heard about him and I was honest, never had until I met him which lead to him asking me about my background and my family's musical side and since I grew tired of hearing him ranting and raving about himself (funny, because I have played with major musicians in the high ranks of Artists like Poncho Sanchez, Johnny Polanco, Latin Fussion, Son Mayor, Tabaco y Ron and Oscar D'Leon *as a guest*, just to name a few. Also played with My good buddy, Jorge Balmaseda and my mentor Rudy Regalado from Chevere and others, I never heard of him before) I decided to walk away from this one sided conversation, all about him, of course. Before I did, he asked me who my father was and I proudly said: My father was one the 1st founders of La Sonora Santanera, a leading band of the 50's , 60's and 70's back in Mexico, First Trumpet and Musical Director and composer and he replied; Yeah, I heard them before and they never amounted to much, in fact, I think their music is pretty Shitty and Mediocre... ??!?? WTF?!? coming from a so called "realized" musician like this Alex Acuna guy that he would simply put down a major band of the 50's 60's 70's and even 80's. I mean even today, this S.S. Band still gathers some major crowds all over the world! You don't get to last through a generation over 60 years of music by being "Mediocre" right? I mean, WHAT AN ASSHOLE!!! he must be a psychological Fucking Midget to feel he has to make a humiliating comment like that just to feel "big" or pat his fucking Ego. I've seen him at a few gigs since then and among musicians, you have to acknowledge a few friends and local guys you meet on gigs but every time I happen to be in the same place where he, unluckily has to play too, I just simply ignore this Total Asshole Douche bag and I think he finally realized what he did wrong but I don't care. I will keep acknowledging that he doesn't exist or even matter for that fact. Why do you need to put others down just to justify your place in the music scene? You are only as important as you play and how you respect others for their achievements, but this Asshole will never have my respect regardless of how good he plays. Like my Dad used to say of some of this people walking around the musical scene: You can walk among Dollars, but you will never be worth more than a fucking nickel. May God keep my Father in Heaven.
hmmm, needs more cowbell.