Sure you can! And as gospel music evolves and churches continue to embrace other genres of music (to make their worship experiences more universal), you’ll see it even more!
Martha Munizzi has already fused Gospel, Latin, and R&B styles in songs like “Glorious” and has traditional church folks everywhere singing and clapping to her rhythms!
If you like what you hear and want to learn how to play salsa music by ear, see below…
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I’m already in line for this one. I’ve always wanted to learn salsa music so I can incorporate it into my church playing.
thanks j,
Sam