Tocatambor

Origin

Salvador, BA

Genres

afro-bahian percussion, afro-brazilian rhythms

Instruments

surdo, tarol, timbau, repique, triângulo, tamborim, agogô, chocalho, pandeiro, cajon

Biography

Tocatambor is a musical project and percussion workshop based in Salvador, Bahia, focused on the dissemination of Afro-Brazilian culture and rhythms. The project offers classes and percussive experiences for both beginners and more experienced musicians, with the goal of promoting fun, learning, and integration through music.

The workshop covers various percussion instruments, such as surdo, tarol, timbau, repique, triângulo, tamborim, agogô, chocalho, pandeiro, and cajon, with an emphasis on Afro-Bahian rhythms. In addition to regular classes, Tocatambor also holds "Percussive Experiences" aimed at companies, seeking to strengthen teamwork, creativity, and communication among employees.

The project stands out for its playful and accessible approach, encouraging people to discover the joy of playing percussion without the need for prior experience. Tocatambor also participates in cultural events, such as the 2 de Julho in Salvador, bringing the contagious energy of its rhythms to popular celebrations.