Candombe Private Drum Class: Discover the Rhythm of Montevideo

Experience the captivating rhythms of Candombe with a private class led by master drummer Álvaro Salas. This class is designed for all ages and skill levels—whether you're a seasoned musician or a beginner. Candombe is a traditional Afro-Uruguayan rhythm that has been passed down through generations, and you'll get a hands-on introduction to its history and technique. During the session, you'll practice motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and exercises designed to improve memory, circulation, and tendon strength. As a bonus, enjoy an immersive cultural experience with a short walk to the Ciudad Vieja (Old City Wall) and traditional tea.

Highlights

Private Drum Class: Learn Candombe drumming techniques with an expert instructor.
Exclusive Exercises: Improve motor skills, memory, and circulation with guided drumming exercises.
All Ages Welcome: Open to beginners, seasoned musicians, and children of all ages.
Cultural Immersion: Experience the Afro rhythms that define Uruguay’s cultural identity.
Short Walk to Ciudad Vieja: Take a scenic walk to the historic Old City Wall, adding a cultural touch to your tour.

What is Priceless?
Feel the pulse of Montevideo through the vibrant Afro rhythms of Candombe, connect with a local expert, and enjoy the rich cultural history of the city, all while creating unforgettable memories.

Unique for Mastercard Only:

10 Extra Minutes of Exclusive Drumming Practice – Enjoy additional time to dive into unique Candombe drumming exercises that help refine your rhythm and technique.
Traditional Mate Tea Experience – Unwind with a traditional mate tea, a cherished local ritual offered exclusively to Mastercard cardholders.
Short Walk to Ciudad Vieja – Take a brief stroll to Montevideo’s historic Old City Wall and explore its cultural roots up close.
Visit to a Cultural Mural – Stop by a vibrant mural created by a well-known artist deeply connected to the Candombe tradition. It’s a powerful visual that helps tell the story of Candombe’s origins and Afro-Uruguayan heritage.