Tony Succar
Tony Succar grew up between Lima, Peru and Miami, Florida, with his father being a percussionist. He started playing drums in the family garage, absorbing...
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Tony Succar grew up between Lima, Peru and Miami, Florida, with his father being a percussionist. He started playing drums in the family garage, absorbing both Peruvian traditions and salsa rhythms.
His music pulls from Afro-Peruvian melodies and Andean folk elements, mixed with contemporary Latin beats. Songs like 'Jamás Volverá' with Gian Marco and 'Me Enamoro Más de Ti' with Jean Rodriguez show how he handles both traditional and modern approaches. He released his first album 'Más de Mí' in 2012, followed by 'Unity' in 2016.
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