Yes, Youtube. If you go to youtube's search panel, top of the page, type in:
"El negro José" de Aldemaro Romero: Piano venezolano y Bongó
That should get you to this video. Good luck

@Red_Cat Thanks, will try it.

I have only listened to one but already I am captivated. I am a beginner bongo player, but I would love to learn conga. I can see from the video how the teacher is using what I might describe as a Martillo on the conga, and I may soon have the opportunity to have a go. I start a music course on 10 September, which will be a group of no ore than 10, led by a jazz bass player. He will work with whatever talent (or not) turns up on the 10th, and we will put on a performance at the end of the academic year. I am hooked on the conga, thanks to you @GipsyOfNewSpain

@Red_Cat I will try to post more stuff... you are never late or old to learn new stuff. If you get into congas... get yourself a "Tumbador"... a larger Conga with a Bass Sound... and a "Quinto" a Main Conga with a Sharper sound and slightly smaller than the Tumbador… put the Quinto between your legs and the tumbador to the side of your able hand and let go.... I will say of course start practicing just with the Quinto once you dominate and feel comfortable you can add the sound of the Tumbador. They are sold separate or in matching pairs. I will post a picture of me with a pair used as decoration in my kid sister home as decoration. in the Bongo larger one is called the hembra.... the smaller one is called macho. Martillo is called the way the bongo march and interact with the rhythm set by the conga. The bongo is like a free dancer going around and coloring the beat... and of course in salsa if you play bongos... you also play the cowbell... very important in salsa. Wishing you the best of luck... I will try to post more posts about those instruments. Glad to help out what I can. Best Wishes.

@GipsyOfNewSpain Thanks for the info and encouragement. I have been taught that the small drum in a bongo set is the macho, and the larger one is the hombre. No problem, it's the sound that counts. The arts organisation who are hosting this course owns at least one conga, at least one djembe, the smaller items, and a complete conventional kit (of unknown quality). I will be able to try out the conga before I think of making a purchase. There may be a problem with sound in the block of flats where I live...I sometimes forget myself and end up splitting a finger or two. Must become more proficient...

@Red_Cat Macho and Hombre are the same thing. I will post the video that explain about Macho and Hembra... Macho and Hombre is the same thing a male. Hembra is female. Small one is the Macho and the Larger one is the Hembra. This guy series is nice for you because is in english and pretty good.
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@GipsyOfNewSpain I misspelled it, sorry. Come to think of it, it was the auto spellcheck that changed the spelling! Huh.

Really love this. drums are so primal. I feel the music vibrate.

@Red_Cat Not a problem... I am in constant struggle with "auto spellcheck" sometimes I do things on purpose like denying Capital letters to "trump", "russia", etc, etc, etc.

Many thanks for that detail. I am just off to a physiotherapy appointment, but will check out the videos later

I will try... thank you for trusting me..