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Pandero jarocho

The pandero jarocho is a musical instrument. It originates from Mexico. Learn how it makes its sound and explore related instruments.

From Wikipedia

The pandero jarocho is an octagonal tambourine or pandero traditionally played by men in the Veracruz region of Mexico. The instrument may also be played by both men and women in school music groups.

It has a wooden frame with leather stretched across and metal jingles. Instruments may be as large as 13 inches in diameter, and may be "circular or some geometric shape."

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Frequently asked questions

What does a pandero jarocho sound like?

Where does the pandero jarocho come from?

The pandero jarocho originates from Mexico.

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