Cuba mourns the death of the great drummer, Tata Guines

The transcript highlights the life and legacy of a legendary Cuban percussionist, known as the king of the Congo. He gained fame in the 1950s, collaborated with jazz legends in New York, and returned to Cuba after Fidel Castro's rise to power. Celebrated for his creativity and innovation, he won three Grammy Awards and left a lasting impact on Cuban music. His unique style and contributions are fondly remembered, though it's acknowledged that such musicians are rare today.

What impact did the musician have on drumming in Cuba?

What realization do music lovers have about musicians like the one discussed?