The Quijongo was probably used by the indigenous tribe Chorotegas from Nicoya. It consists of a flexible wooden stick, held in the form of an arch by a string of hemp. A pot in the center serves as a  
sound box. It is played by beating on the tuned string; 
by changing up how you cover the mouth of the pot with your fingers, it produces an oscillating sound like the wind whistling in the trees.

The OCARINA

Generally, the Ocarina has a form of either animals or humans. Occasionally it has the form of inanimate objects. The Ocarina is an instrument with a large variety of possible melodies. There are two to six holes, producing scales of three, four, five, six and seven sounds, not to mention the sounds obtained covering half of the holes. In Guanacaste, the Ocarinas with