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Brazilian drums are traditional percussion instruments used in samba, batucada, and Brazilian folk music. They stand out for their cheerful, powerful and rhythmic sound, ideal for parades, troupes, samba schools and live performances.

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Prueba nuestra caja de banda 14" Ø X 09 cm madera en miel-NPDrums

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LA SIMPLEX BAND Snare drum 14"X 5" ½ HONEY

- Crome Tinted Band Snare drum 14"X 5" ½.- Beech wood hull 5mm 7ply.- Honey tinted. - 1.6mm beater metal ring in chrome. (31-6730-00) - 1.6mm metal ring in chrome. (31-6740-00) - Lever to regulate the bordonero.- Chrome bridge board.- Chrome embroidery 20 threads.- 8 tension screws for simple tuning.- Chrome hanging hook.- Chrome tuning key.- White beater patch 250 microns.- Transparent patch...

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IPANEMA- Caixa de Samba 14" in light silver aluminium and easy to touch.

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CAIXA SAMBA ALUMINIUM IPANEMA 35.6 Ø X 14 CM SILVER

- Aluminium IPANEMA Snare drum 35x14cm.- Silver anodized helmet.- 1.6mm armored metal rings in chrome.- Inlaid alumnino helmet 1.2mm.- 6 standard acorns with independent tension.- Snare drum bridge to regulate the bordonera.- Fixed bridge bordonero.- Chrome embroidery 12 threads.- Key to refine chrome finish.- White beater patch 250 microns.- Patch 75 microns - Weight 3,010 kg.- Ideal as a...

€201.21

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Brazilian drums are essential percussion instruments within the traditional and popular music of Brazil. They are mainly used in styles such as samba, batucada, samba-reggae, maracatu and other Afro-Brazilian musical expressions, providing an energetic, festive and full of movement rhythmic base.

Within this family are instruments such as the surdo, repinique, caixa, tamborim, Brazilian timbale, and other percussion elements that, combined, create powerful and dynamic rhythms. Each drum fulfills a specific function within the ensemble: some mark the main pulse, others make calls, cuts or rhythmic variations, generating the characteristic sound of Brazilian groups.

Its construction is usually designed to offer great sound projection, resistance and comfort during use on the move. They can be made from metal, wood or lightweight bodies, incorporating tensile patches and sturdy hardware to withstand rehearsals, parades and outdoor performances.

Thanks to their vibrant sound and great stage presence, Brazilian drums are ideal for batucada groups, samba schools, troupes, percussion academies, street shows and musicians looking for instruments with strength, rhythm and festive character.