Daniel Bravo

Daniel studied percussion at the Bobigny conservatory with Gérard Sraïki for 8 years, and played with a dozen groups before finally joining the band "Tryo". His percussion skills include drums, djembé, bongos, darbouka, congas, güiro, cajón, bombo, bendir, tamborim, sagattes, batajon, karkabas, timbao, udu and more.

Location:: France
Genre:: Pop, Rock, Reggae, Latin
Current musical projects:: Band: Tryo

Favorite Instruments

"Move Box – the name says it all. Finally there is a cajon that allows its players unlimited freedom. The Move Box can be played on the spot or on the go. This affords the cajon player the same freedom as a singer or guitar player, allowing them to move around the stage freely. Along with the Heck Stick supplied, the MoveBox is arguably the smallest and most mobile drum set. Thanks to its slender form the instrument can be played on your lap whilst sitting down, and countless other ways besides. The instrument lends itself to a wide range of new uses for different situations. FREE YOUR MIND - it’s Move Box time"
The La Perù EVO Burl is made of solid, stained alder in the body, beech back and design veneer playing surface. The playing surface is semi-glued and screwed together for the typical La Perù bass. While the alder body reinforces the controlled bass, the 2x4 snare strings, which are fanned out on the back of the playing surface, produce the rich and ultra-precise snare sounds. All four snare strings can be adjusted separately. These features together make the visually and technically impressive La Perù EVO Burl Cajon an extremely versatile instrument, suitable for any style of music.