'charango'

Zampoña

'quena'

'bombo legüero'

Palo de Lluvia The 'palo de lluvia' (you-via), or "rain stick" is a giant bamboo

reed measuring up to six feet in height with an especially magical sound. Inside the instument are dozens of sticks placed diagonally and put in place by drilling holes in the bamboo. Once the sticks are in place, small dried beans, rocks, or seeds are added. The two ends of the bamboo are then sealed and turning the stick upside down causes the beans to fall and hit the criss-crossed sticks. This is what produces the mystical rainfall sounds of the palo de lluvia.

                

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