Mr. ERIC BOBO (Percussionist): The last song that I downloaded is a song called "Te Amo" by Alexander Acha. And it was a song of the week, and tones of (unintelligible), a little nice Spanish song.

Willie Bobo died in 1983 of cancer; he was only 49 years old. That was when Eric, who was in high school, took over his band for a year, before going his own way and finding himself in hip-hop.

Eric Bobo was searching through his mother's closet when he came across a stack of previously unheard tapes by his father, the legendary percussionist, Willie Bobo. Willie Bobo and his son, Eric Bobo.

We caught up with Eric "Bobo" Correa from the multi-platinum hip-hop group Cypress Hill, on the heels of their "We Legalized It 2024 Tour," where the group is joined by a lineup of special guests ...

February 5, 2009 • Latin hip-hop percussionist Eric Bobo is out with his debut solo album, "Meeting of the Minds." Bobo talks about his broad musical influences and how he managed to blend such ...

This week on Alt.Latino, we change that when we talk to his son, Eric Bobo, about a new collection of long-lost material, released this week with the title Dig My Feeling.

Eric Bobo is the percussion king behind the live and recorded hand beats on the Beastie Boys' Check Your Head and Ill Communications albums and tours. He's also been playing and recording with ...

Then, after meeting Cypress Hill at the 1994 Woodstock, Bobo switched to the home team and has vividly contributed to the pan-Latin flair of the act’s later sounds.

Eric Bobo leans into the camera from his right, donning a leather jacket and hiding his eyes beneath a bucket hat and black sunglasses combo. Sen Dog is on his left, looking as calm as ever and ...

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Willie Bobo died in 1983 of cancer; he was only 49 yeara-old. That was when Eric, who was in high school, took over his band for a year, before going his own way and finding himself in hip-hop.

On Friday, Cypress Hill rocks Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races in West Virginia. “It should be a really fun show,” Cypress Hill percussionist Eric “Bobo” Correa told WTOP.