Tololoche
Tololoche is a big wooden box that makes music. Inside the box, there are strings that make different sounds when they are plucked or hit with a stick. Tololoche looks like a big guitar without a neck.
People in some countries like Mexico and South America use tololoche to play music. They hold it in their lap and use their hands or a stick to play the strings. Tololoche is usually played with other instruments like guitars, trumpets, and drums to make a fun and happy sound.
Tololoche is also used in some traditional dances. People gather in a circle, and someone plays the tololoche while everyone dances around with big smiles on their faces. It's a lot of fun!
People in some countries like Mexico and South America use tololoche to play music. They hold it in their lap and use their hands or a stick to play the strings. Tololoche is usually played with other instruments like guitars, trumpets, and drums to make a fun and happy sound.
Tololoche is also used in some traditional dances. People gather in a circle, and someone plays the tololoche while everyone dances around with big smiles on their faces. It's a lot of fun!