Afro-Cuban 6/8 practice loop

Practice loop of the solo section bass/percussion riff from Poncho's Seis Por Ocho, by Eddie Palmieri/Cal Tjader.

[@sambac2053]

This is only half the phrase

[@Tonyperezmusic]

This is BemBe ritm

[@johnnynoirman]

Love loops.

[@hatchet_jackdrumhack1819]

Is this over a 3-2 Son Clave ?

[@juancrespo5280]

No.. es la clave en 6/8 es más antigua y está presente en la música religiosa africarineña en general

[@RhythmicFreedom]

3-2 Son Clave is a rhythm in 4/4. In 6/8, the equivalent is beats 1,3,5,/ 2,4. In this loop the clave is more of an equivalent of the 3-2 Brazilian clave, and played on beats 1,3,5,/ 2,5. Similar to a Chaabi rhythm (but with the downbeat)

[@conorfitzgerald4158]

Can anyone point me in the direction of a some recordings which has this pattern in it?

[@lavoz3940]

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[@InHumanForm555]

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[@RuggeroArtaleDrums]

Afroblu
Mongo Santamaria

[@oliverortizterrazas]

This is Magic.

[@friscomusic272]

56 bpm in 6/8

[@davinsonsancheza]

Am?

[@taurino51]

Dm

[@OnreinKalfje]

What BPM is it?

[@reported457]

270

[@RhythmicFreedom]

It's at 113bpm (dotted quarter = 113)