Daniel Taubkin

Origin

São Paulo, SP

Years Active

1985

Genres

bossa nova, brazilian jazz

Instruments

vocals, guitar

Biography

Daniel Taubkin is a Brazilian singer, guitarist, composer, and arranger, born on November 12, 1953, in São Paulo. He is the brother of pianist and composer Benjamim Taubkin and cultural producer Myriam Taubkin, and uncle to singer-songwriter Luísa Maita. Taubkin began his professional career in 1985, performing alongside Dori Caymmi, with participation from Danilo Caymmi and Guilherme Vergueiro. His work spans genres such as bossa nova and Brazilian jazz, and he has collaborated with a wide range of notable Brazilian musicians.

Throughout his career, Taubkin has released several albums, including "BRAZSIL" (1998), "Uma Beleza Estranha" (2004), and "Sertão Negro" (2009). These albums feature his compositions and arrangements, often in collaboration with other artists. "BRAZSIL" notably included over 70 musicians, such as Dori Caymmi, Danilo Caymmi, and Egberto Gismonti. His music has been recognized for its rich instrumentation and diverse influences, drawing from Brazilian popular music traditions.

Taubkin has also been involved in various musical projects and collaborations, including work with Gigante Brazil, Hugo Hori, and Emerson Villani. His contributions to Brazilian music are marked by his versatility as an instrumentalist and composer, and his ability to connect with a broad spectrum of artists within the Brazilian music scene. His music is available on streaming platforms, showcasing his ongoing presence and influence.