conga
conga drum

Like my feet wanted to get up and march around the room in a conga line.

It was a bit like a modern conga with people following a leader in a line.

And my heart's doing a conga: Look at the speed!

But he is now at the head of a conga line moving backward.

For the record, the organizers said today's conga line was made up of more than 119,000 people.

He said, oh there's three congas live in this pool.

The mothers start a conga line and the girls dance with them around the living room!

There are many other kinds of rhythms for the conga.

Soon, it seems, the entire neighborhood is outside, dancing the conga.

The lights came up, salsa started to play, and conga lines began to form.

They danced in a conga line led by the bride.

By 1937, the conga was well known in New York.

"We might be doing a conga," she said with a grin.

Soon, a man in a shiny suit organized a conga line.

"What I hear most is the conga, and the changes in the bass.

The band members formed a conga line, and we followed them out of the restaurant.

Congas are often tuned using the open tone (see above).

The show ends with everyone invited to join a conga line on the stage.

He gives conga lessons and plays with 20 different bands.

Sheila E. had been playing conga drums since the age of three.

Then they formed a conga line and danced their way over to the couch.

In general, the particular note will depend on the make, model, and size of the conga drum.

Alias was best known for playing congas and other hand drums.

The dance is a variation on a conga line.

When Ricardo was around 10 or 11 he started to play conga and bongos.

Sheila E. had been playing conga drums since the age of three.

In general, the particular note will depend on the make, model, and size of the conga drum.

When the conga drums drive the band, Santana's music jumps.

There are men striking cowbells, conga drums and car parts.

"I was tempted once, when I saw these guys playing some conga drums," he said.

The conga drum, reminiscent of Africa, is prominent here.

Nowadays, the skin is usually held on by a metal hardware system similar to that of the commercial conga drum.

Conga drums had been marked down, one to $299.49.

He was comfortable with the environment, familiar with the chanting and the conga drum.

His old room still holds a lone conga drum and an unfurled sleeping bag.

It came without pain, a firm syncopation, quiet conga drums and dragging bass.

His vibraphone and conga drum playing were notable, but it was as a pianist that he became best known.

Mr. Rivera is also making him a set of three conga drums, which will cost about $1,500.

Her heart was pounding like conga drums.

He uses several tuned conga drums, and he began by playing melodies carefully.

Plans to build your own conga drum.

Marco has taught himself to play multiple instruments, and his favorite musical instrument is the conga drums.

Some can even be programmed to play a variety of sounds, from conga drums to electronic cheeps and beyond.

"I remember when I started out, I'd be carrying conga drums," he said.

Bright-red conga drums sit in his living room like tall tropical birds by the side of a pool.

Another toured the city's museums, ate at ethnic restaurants, went to the theater and learned to play the conga drum.

The lineup expanded with a saxophonist, percussionist on conga drums, and a second guitarist.

Conga drums are played (along with other typical instruments) in comparsas of all kinds.

Conga drums drive songs of praise.

She twirled to the beat of conga drums, swinging hoops on both arms and an outstretched leg.