In 2011, cellist Valters Puce created the group DAGAMBA. He was also joined by his childhood friend, cellist Anton Trotsyuk. After a couple of years of experimenting with different musical styles and instruments, they met the pianist Daini Teni. In 2016, drummer Artūrs Jermaks joined the band. The youngest member of the group, double bassist Alice Broka, joined in 2020.​DAGAMBA combines different musical cultures, creating a unique and special sound. The musicians boldly venture into unexplored worlds of music, which gives the performance unique dynamism and vitality. The band's music arranged by Valters Pučes and Daiņš Tenis is equally impressive - be it a piece by Beethoven or a fragment from "Led Zeppelin". DAGAMBA's performance is a mix of rock, pop, world and classical music.​Over the years, DAGAMBA has performed in 15 different countries (USA, Austria, Australia, Belgium, Estonia, Kazakhstan, Russia, Latvia, Great Britain, Lithuania, Netherlands, Poland, Slovakia, Turkey, Ukraine). DAGAMBA's biggest international successes are performances at Glastonbury Festival (GB), Eurosonic Music Conference (NL), Waves Vienna Conference (AT), Waves Bratislava Conference (SK), on the main stage of Positivus Festival (LV), Christopher Summer Festival (LT), Mix Festival (TR), Zorlu Jazz Festival (TR) and others.​The band's musical passion and ability to cross the most pressing genre boundaries is the basis for countless sold-out concerts. This has become the motivation for the most ambitious step so far - the solo concert "DAGAMBA feat TCHAIKOVSKY" at the biggest concert venue in Latvia, Arena "Riga".​All 5 DAGAMBA studio albums New life (2012), Recycled (2015), Seasons (2016), #LudwigVanRammstein (2017) and DAGAMBA feat Tchaikovsky (2019) have received nominations at the Latvian "Grammy" or Golden Microphone, in addition, the #LudwigVanRammstein album was a laureate in the Best Album Design and Best Instrumental Album nominations.