A traditional percussion instrument used in Latin American music. The attractive and colorful fish design is popular with children and increases enthusiasm for learning to play the drums.
The shape of the fish is extremely easy to hold, and together with the long-lasting wooden construction, it is a very well-made guiro. Its large hole design and ribbed hollow body produce clear tones. It is played simply with the included mallet either by banging or by rubbing the mallet against the ribbed part.