The World Cup in Brazil will be filled with many noises. But what sound will the caxirola, which will be musical instrument of choice for the 2014 World Cup, make?
Shaker maker —
The World Cup in Brazil will be filled with many noises. But what sound will the caxirola, which will be musical instrument of choice for the 2014 World Cup, make?
Glauber Queiroz
Designed by Brazilian composer Carlinhos Brown the caxirola make a sound similar to maracas or rainsticks.
Shake, rattle and roll —
Designed by Brazilian composer Carlinhos Brown the caxirola make a sound similar to maracas or rainsticks.
Glauber Queiroz
Vuvuzelas are used regularly at football matches in South Africa but when the 2010 World Cup came to town a vuvuzela frenzy was born. But the magic of the monotone plastic horn didn't last long and they were soon banned from many grounds.
Sound of 2010 World Cup —
Vuvuzelas are used regularly at football matches in South Africa but when the 2010 World Cup came to town a vuvuzela frenzy was born. But the magic of the monotone plastic horn didn't last long and they were soon banned from many grounds.
These happy fans are on their way to the English FA Cup final in 1952 but they would not be allowed to support their team using rattles or loudhailers at many global stadiums today.
Old school sounds —
These happy fans are on their way to the English FA Cup final in 1952 but they would not be allowed to support their team using rattles or loudhailers at many global stadiums today.
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