Repinique Contemporânea 12" Light Red – Joy

Repinique 12" x 30cm - 6 tirants - Light - Rouge - édition ALEGRIA

Name: Repinique 12" x 30cm - 6 tirants - Light - Rouge - édition ALEGRIA
Brand: Contemporânea
SKU: CL-REP03R
Price: 230.5 EUR
Availability: InStock

Contemporânea

€230.50

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Constitué de deux peaux synthétiques, tendues à chaque extrémité d’une caisse cylindrique, on en joue avec une baguette épaisse et courte dans une main, alternant avec des mouvements de l’autre main sur la peau, ou avec deux baguettes longues et souples (samba-reggae). Tambour aigu typiquement brésilien, créé au sein des écoles de samba, il dirige généralement la bateria (au même titre que l’apito : sifflet), par un jeu de ‘’questions’’ auxquelles répondent les autres instruments. Membranophone, originaires des écoles de samba.

The Repinique Contemporânea 12" x 30 cm – Alegria Edition (Red) is an essential instrument within Brazilian percussion, known for its sharp, bright and attacking sound, perfect for directing and marking signals within the drum kit.

Equipped with two synthetic heads and 6 tension rods , it offers balanced tension and immediate response, ideal for mixed techniques:

Short, thick drumstick + free hand (traditional samba style)
Two long, flexible drumsticks (typical samba-reggae technique)

Thanks to its Light construction , this repinique is extra lightweight (approx. 2.28 kg) , making it a comfortable choice for long marches, intense rehearsals, and street performances. Its Alegría red finish adds a vibrant and highly visible style, making it stand out in any formation.

Traditional in samba schools , the repinique serves as a guiding instrument , making calls, asking questions, and giving rhythmic patterns that the drum set responds to, working alongside the apito (whistle) as a leading element of the group.

Manufactured by Contemporânea , a leading brand in Brazilian percussion, this model combines lightness, resistance and excellent projection , making it ideal for batucadas, samba-reggae, comparsas and Afro-Brazilian percussion groups.