Guaguancó
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Guaguancó is one sub-genre of Cuban rumba, a highly complex rhythmic music and dance style. The traditional line-up consists of:
- three conga drum parts, namely the tumbadora (lowest), tres-dos (middle, playing a cross-clave counter rhythm), and quinto (highest, solo drum). These parts are also often played on cajones, wooden boxes.
- claves
- palitos (wooden sticks striking the side of the drum) or guagua (kind of woodblock)
- a solo singer
- the coro (choir)
- two dancers, one male, one female
Dance, lead vocal and quinto interact in a complex manner.es:Guaguancó

