Bata Drums
Bata Drums are closely linked with the Santeria religion predominately practiced in Cuba. Originally created by the Yoruba people of West Africa, the Bata drums were integrated into Cuban culture as a result of the slave trade during the 1800s. These drums are typically found in sets of three, including the Okonkolo, the small, higher-pitched drum, the Iya, or lead drum, and Itotele, the harmonious counterpart to the Iya. The two-headed, goblet-shaped drums are played by placing the drum across the lap and striking the heads with the hands.
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Toca Bata Drum, Medium Itotele (3309)
Toca Percussion
MSRP: $800.00$519.99Toca Bata Drums are designed so the shorter shell section enhances the high end tones and the extended long section of the shell produces unmatched bottom end. The drums are finished in a rich red lacquer finish and have matched bison heads. Available in...3309MSRP: $800.00$519.99 -
LP Bata Stand
Latin Percussion
$469.99The LP Bata Stand is a very durable chrome stand that is easy to assemble. It uses the same tripod base as the LP conga stand and may be mounted for right or left handed players. Comes with bungee cords for securing drum shells. One player can now use...LP445$469.99 -
Toca Bata Drum, Small Oconcolo
Toca Percussion
MSRP: $730.00$469.99Toca Bata Drums are designed so the shorter shell section enhances the high end tones and the extended long section of the shell produces unmatched bottom end. The drums are finished in a rich red lacquer finish and have matched bison heads. Available in...3308MSRP: $730.00$469.99