Danny del Toro, Seydel Harmonicas endorser, since the beginning of his career has being through different music styles that goes from blues, jazz, ragtime,etc. He is, indeed, a versatile harp player that perform with fluency on stage both in accustic as in electric. His particular sound can be appreciated listening his personal records and the contributions he made with highlight international artists. Also, Danny is a recognized teacher in Harmonica Camps and Masterclass events all over festivals in Europe.

In 2007, Danny decided to live the American dream, and he manage to play at clubs like Buddy Guy’s Legends, Rosa’s Lounge y Artists, sharing the stage with James Wheeler, Billy Branch, Nelly Travis….

In 2010, his passion for blues took him to London, where he met, and later worked, with 24 Pesos, a band led by Julian Burdork, with whom later he recorded a duet album called “Double Dare”, realised in 2014.

In Sweden, during 2015 he formed his own band called Del Toro Blues Band and together they toured around the best clubs and fests in Europe. Their repertoire is constituted by covers and his own themes related with black music like Chicago Blues, West Coast, Country Blues, etc. “Drunk Karaoke” was the name of their album realised in the summer of 2018, and recorded in Stockholm.

The band also play with international artist joining them in their tours around Spain and Europe. Julian Burdock, John Del Toro, Little G Weevil, Terry “harmonica” Bean, Alvon Johnson, Marco Cinelli and many more, are some of the musicians that shared stage with Del Toro Blues Band.

A selection of those artist, participated on the album “Bad Beat”, realised in february 2017.

In 2019, Danny Del Toro and Marco Cinelli recorded ‘Delta Overflowin’, twelve original songs that reach all the diversity of black music and show the love and respect they have for blues.

In 2021 Del Toro Blues Band joins forces with the versatile and renowned actress Silvia Marsó. With their show Blues&Roots they take a journey through the soul of black music. An emotional and vibrant journey that extends from the birth of the blues on the banks of the Mississippi and which had its explosion in Manhattan, where the Harlem Renaissance in 1929, the cultural movement that attracted Federico García Lorca and intellectuals from all over the world. Roots music, which was born as an expression of pain and the struggle for freedom, justice and beauty.