Maracas are gourds containing some seeds or dried beans. They can also be made of leather, wood or plastic. They are most often used in pairs, with one 'pitched' high and the other low. They are percussion instruments and are not actually pitched to a tone on the chromatic scale. When the maraca is shaken, the seeds or beans make a sound. If the maraca is shaken up and down, the sound is percussive, because the objects inside move together and hit the opposite side of the maraca's interior. There are many different ways to play the maraca, including hitting it into the hand, or using motions that are more circular. They are often used in playing Rumbas. They support the rhythm of the music in much the same way that claves do. See link.
in 1875 the maraca was introduced :)
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Overtones in a maraca refer to the additional frequencies produced when the instrument is shaken, beyond the fundamental pitch. These overtones contribute to the unique sound quality and texture of the maraca, giving it a rich and vibrant character. The material and construction of the maraca, as well as the way it is played, influence the prominence of these overtones. Essentially, overtones help define the instrument's tonal complexity and overall auditory experience.
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Maraca (musical instrument) = ra'ashan (רעשן)
Maraca - song - was created on 2011-09-02.
in 1875 the maraca was introduced :)
Maraca is a musical instrument... Morocco is a country. It is located in Africa.
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The maraca was invented by indigenous peoples in Latin America, particularly in regions such as Mexico, Central America, and South America. It is believed to have originated with the Taino people in the Caribbean.
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in south america
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