What are the most commonly used occasions for Konka drums?

Konka drums are usually made of clay, wood, or synthetic materials, with a cylindrical shape, open ends, and a height typically between 75 centimeters and 90 centimeters, with a diameter of approximately 30 centimeters to 50 centimeters.
Konka drums are suitable for various occasions, including but not limited to:
Music performance: Konka drums are an indispensable instrument in Latin bands, jazz bands, and various other music styles, providing rich rhythms and dynamics to music.

Dance accompaniment: In Latin dances such as samba, salsa, rumba, etc., the rhythm of the Konka drum can stimulate the dancer’s steps and enhance the expressive power of the dance.
Cultural Celebration: In many cultural festivals in Latin America and Africa, the Konka drum is an important component of the celebration, used to create a festive and enthusiastic atmosphere.