Palitos

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A palito is a Puerto Rican musical instrument typically 25 cm long and 3 cm in diameter made of wood. One palito is held in one hand loosely resting on the palm of the hand which is struck by the other palito in order to create a resonating sound. There are many variations, many which originate centuries ago.

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