What is another word for Water rattle?
Pronunciation: [wˈɔːtə ɹˈatə͡l] (IPA) 
Water rattle, commonly referred to as a maraca or rainstick, is a percussion instrument that produces a soothing sound similar to flowing water. Maraca, a Spanish word, describes the instrument made of a hollow shell filled with beads or seeds. When shaken, it creates a pleasant rattling noise. Equally, a rainstick resembles the sound of falling rain, mimicking the peacefulness of a summer shower. Other synonyms for water rattle include shekere, predominantly used in African music, and cabasa, a Latin-American instrument made of metal beads wrapped around a cylinder. All of these instruments serve to create rhythmic and hypnotic sounds that enrich musical experiences across various cultures.
