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Ashiko
Part of the djembe family, the ashiko is an ethnic drum shaped like a truncated cone and meant to be played with bare hands.
The ashiko drum is played throughout sub-Saharan Africa and the Americas. In eastern Cuba, it is known as boku and is played during carnivals and street parades called Comparsas.
