Jimmy Branly

Branly's official biography dates his birth in Havana to 1972, his start on drums to age thirteen, and his move to Los Angeles to 1998. It describes early professional work across Cuban jazz, fusion, pop, and rock before a broad recording and touring career in the United States.[1]

The artist's biography documents work with musicians including Gonzalo Rubalcaba, Keiko Matsui, Otmaro Ruiz, John Patitucci, and Bob Mintzer. His own channel adds trio performances, studio demonstrations, Afro-Cuban rhythmic studies, and a drum performance of Lyle Mays's Eberhard.[1][2]