Darbuka

Darbuka is a traditional percussion instrument originating from the Middle East and North Africa. It is a type of hand drum with a goblet shape and a single head, typically made of clay, metal, or wood. Used in various musical genres such as folk, classical, and modern music, the Darbuka produces rhythmic beats with its unique sound and intricate patterns. Players often use their fingers, palms, and sometimes even sticks to create a diverse range of tones and rhythms. Whether played solo or as part of an ensemble, the Darbuka adds depth and energy to any musical performance.