Didgeridoo: Aboriginal musical instrument

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Have you ever heard of the didgeridoo? Well, we tell you that it is an instrument of the aboriginal tribes belonging to Australia, and that its history goes back before the arrival of the European colonizers.

These ancient tribes possessed a wind instrument designed by their own hands, made from pure eucalyptus wood. They used it in the form of a flute to play certain ritual melodies in gratitude to the earth because it was fertile and was part of man's habitat. However today it is an instrument used by some postmodern music bands as well as for music sessions. music therapy Well, its sound.

The didgeridoo is a musical ancestral practice by such Australian tribes from 30,000 to 40,000 years old Can you believe it? At that time it was not played for the simple fact of listening to a pleasant melody but rather it was part of an act of offering and devotion for the love of the land.

This trunk, being an instrument, has also served as tribal identifier element of the Australian north as a kind of ritual and tradition from generation to generation.

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This instrument is said to have holes made by the action of moths and termites, and is used by homeopaths for therapies with people suffering from insomnia as improves sleep habits, making it more pleasant and durable, as well as being antistressing. If you dare to learn to play this instrument, we anticipate that you can touch it with your lips and blow through its long trunk, which transmits a feeling of peace and harmony for both the body and the spirit.