Hey man. My advice would be to get 2 pandeiros. 1 specifically for skin and one specifically for nylon. The rim that’s sticking up too high can ultimately dig into your skin and make it very uncomfortable to play. Also, the pandeiros are constructed different for nylon and calf skins. It’s kind of like putting electric strings on an acoustic guitar. You’ll get a sound but it won’t resonate the way you want it too. Hope this helps.

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Thanks for checking it out!

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Hello Raquel. Thanks for checking out the video lesson. The PDF is included with the online pandeiro course subscription. You can check it out here: bit.ly/LearnPandeiro

Thanks. The sticking pattern is LLRL-RLRR

You can also check out this video where I used the same sticking pattern on the intro of this song: bit.ly/meinl-scott-moro

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Kevin Lehman thanks for checking it out Kevin!

Gregg Leventhal yes. That is the literal translation for this groove.

@@scottkettner-worlddrumless8235 Its crazy how locked in you guys are, your hi hat matching with his hand drum pattern is like one instrument. So good!

Gregg Leventhal thanks man. Pitoco has such a deep pocket it’s easy to fit in!

Bummer...maybe next year!

Love you mucho!

This is The Big Chief Groove

hi, I don't know if you have solved your problem. if not, here's a tip: you can glue some type of antiadherente material on the inside part of your pandeiro, right where you hold it. a thin layer of EVA foam, for example, will do just fine. you can also try different materials and see what fits you better. another thing some pandeiro players do is to use a piece of cloth to hold the pandeiro. I guess the logic behind it is that the cloth will absorb the sweat. this technique doesn't work for me, but you can try and see if it does for you.

@@LucaasRolimBR Cool thank you. Sergio Krakowski also has a video on throwing and catching the drum to make minor adjustments.

I noticed that, too.