- The
conga, also
known as tumbadora, is a tall, narrow, single-headed drum from Cuba.
Congas are
staved like
barrels and
classified into
three types: quinto...
- Look up
conga in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. The
conga is a
Cuban drum.
Conga may also
refer to: Co’nga, a
village in
Tibet Conga (music), a Cuban...
- "
Conga" is a song by
American band
Miami Sound Machine, led by
Gloria Estefan,
released as the
first single from
their second English-language album,...
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congas during elections, but a
police permit was required. The
conga dance style is more of a march,
which is
characterized by its
distinctive conga drum...
- Camaguey, and Havana. The
instrumentation differs between congas santiagueras and
congas habaneras.
Congas santiagueras include the
corneta china (Chinese cornet)...
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synthetic materials.
Congas were
originally made from
salvaged rum or wine
barrels and locally-available
animal skins.
Modern congas may have synthetic...
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Orlando Conga (born
Orlando Batista) is a Latin-American singer. In 2007,
Conga received a
nomination for a Lo
Nuestro Award for
Tropical New
Artist of...
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Conga is a
genus of
skippers in the
family Hesperiidae.
Recognised species in the
genus Conga include:
Conga chydaea (Butler, 1877)
Conga immaculata (Bell...
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Conga Project is a gold
mining and
copper mining project in
Cajamarca Region of
Northern Peru. It is a
project of
Minera Yanacocha, a
company mainly owned...
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technique in changüí
resembles that of the
congas (moreover,
their pitch is
often lower than both
bongos and
congas). This
reflects it origin,
since the bongó...
