🔥🔥 Amazing Bateria Batucada - Samba Drumming

Here you will see an amazing bateria batucada filmed in Rio de Janeiro Carnival. Although this samba drumming is filmed in smaller samba school, we can feel the bateria energy which is contagious! We see men, women, and elders at the samba drumming! Fun!!
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Samba Instruments that are part of the bateria batucada:
The samba drums and the percussion instruments of Brazil are deeply ingrained in the history of African and South American cultures. These drums are best used for the sound of the Samba but are also now used in many other genres of today’s popular music. Brazilian drums include:
Pandeiro - Samba drums for smaller groups
Repique - large samba drums groups
Caixa - large samba drumming groups
Surdo - large samba drumming groups
Tambourim large samba drumming groups
Atabaque - Smaller / selected samba schools
The Repinique - The tenor samba drums in bateria batucada are called Repinique. They help complement and expand the Surdo beats. It is also suspended from the neck with a strap. Played with one stick and a bare hand, or with two flexible plastic sticks, the repinique is a small, double-headed drum measuring approximately 12” in diameter by 12” deep that is tuned very high. The freehand is used for muffling or slapping strokes by striking the samba drums across the rim and head simultaneously.
Cuíca (Portuguese pronunciation: [kuˈikɐ]), or "kuweeca", is a Brazilian friction drum with a large pitch range, produced by changing the tension on the head of the drum. Cuíca is Portuguese for a type of small opossum which is known to make a high-pitched sound.
The body of the cuíca is normally made of metal, gourd or synthetic material. It has a single head, normally 6 to 10 inches in diameter (15-25 cm), made of animal skin. A thin bamboo stick is attached to the center of, and perpendicular to, the drum head, extending into the drum's interior. The instrument is held under one arm at chest height with the help of a shoulder strap. To play the cuíca, the musician rubs the stick up and down with a wet cloth held in one hand, using the fingers of the other hand to press down on the skin of the drum near the place where the stick is attached. The rubbing motion produces the sound and the pitch is increased or decreased by changing the pressure on the head.
The cuíca plays an important rhythmic role in samba music of all kinds. It is particularly notable as a fixture of Rio de Janeiro's Carnival groups, which feature entire sections of cuíca players. It is so commonly used in radio-oriented samba music that in the absence of a cuíca player, Brazilian singers or other musicians imitate the sound of the cuíca with their voices.
Cuíca (portugiesische Aussprache: [Kuˈikɐ]), oder "Kuweeca", ist eine brasilianische Reibung-Trommel mit einer großen Tonumfang, produziert durch Änderung der Spannung auf den Kopf der Trommel. Cuíca ist Portugiesisch für eine Art von kleinen Beutelratte bekannt ist, einen hohen Ton zu machen. Es wird am häufigsten in der Samba-Musik verwendet. Der Ton, die, den Sie produziert, hat ein schrilles quietschende Timbre.
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*Tambourim* - The smallest brazilian drum is the tambourim which is a small frame approximately six inches in diameter with a plastic head. The Tambourim is held in the left hand with thumb across the rim and remaining fingers curled inside to support the instrument. It is struck with a plastic stick, sometimes many small sticks bound together Surdo - *The surdo* is a large double-headed bass drum made with stainless steel or wood shell and is perhaps the most distinguishable of all of the other samba instruments, because of its deep loud sound providing the main fundamental beat of the samba rhythm. *The Repinique* - The tenor drums in bacteria are called Repinique. They help complement and expand the Surdo beats. It is also suspended from the neck with a strap. Played with one stick and a bare hand, or with two flexible plastic sticks, the repinique is a small, double-headed drum measuring approximately 12” in diameter by 12” deep that is tuned very high * Cuica* - The cuica is a single-headed Brazilian friction drum. Sound is produced in cuica drums by rubbing a thin, short and carved wooden cane attached to the membrane on the inside of the instrument. *Caixa* - The caixa is a small snare drum or the side drum, but has a much dryer and lighter sharp tone when the head is struck with drum sticks. The caixa also suspended from the neck with a strap is played at waist level using two sticks or can also be kept on stand to be played by seated drummer..

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