Sealed 1970 Original (Released With Different Cover Art In Mexico). Tracks Are: "Eleggua (Entrada)," "Oggun," "Ochosi," "Drume Negrita," "Obbantala," "Yemala," "Chango," "Olla," "Bablu Aye," "Obba," Ochum" And "Eleggua (Salida)." Giraldo Rodríguez was a master percussionist from Havana, Cuba who played a key role in the development of Afro-Cuban music. He was a virtuoso on the bata drums, which are used in religious ceremonies and other cultural events. The "AFRO" album is a classic example of Afro-Cuban music. It features a range of traditional rhythms and styles, including rumba, guaguancó, and son. The music is characterized by complex polyrhythms, intricate drumming patterns, and call-and-response vocals. The album also showcases the virtuosity of the bata drummers, who perform intricate solos and duets throughout the tracks. Its innovative use of bata drums and other percussion instruments has been emulated by many other musicians, and its rhythms and styles have been incorporated into a range of genres, including jazz, salsa, and hip-hop.