Zbigniew Robert Promiński

Polish drummer with impactful performances

Zbigniew Robert Promiński - Polish drummer with impactful performances
Born

December 30th, 1978
46 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Poland

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A drummer originated in Poland, gained recognition for contributions to the local and international music scene. Engaged in various genres, collaborated with many artists and bands. Participated in numerous music festivals and events, showcasing musical talent and unique style. Notable for work with established Polish musicians and involvement in projects that emphasize music education and community engagement.

Collaboration with prominent Polish musicians

Performance at major music festivals

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