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A Latin American percussion instrument consisting of a hollow-gourd rattle containing pebbles or beans and often played in pairs, as a rhythm instrument.
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(in the plural) breasts
Examples of maracas in a Sentence
You can get maracas for Samba De Amigo, DDR mats for the Dance Dance Revolution games, and a light gun for the shooting games.
Its highly distinctive sound is based on an instrumental combination of harp, cuatro (a small, four stringed guitar) and maracas.
Of course, the maracas give you the full experience.
Shaking the maracas and posing them to the correct placement is natural and you'll find yourself getting higher scores and more perfects than using the controller.
If you do, I recommend buying the maracas if you can find them.
Paper plate maracas are made by putting two paper plates together with tape or staples after placing beads, dried beans, or popcorn seeds in the center to produce the rattle sounds.
The music matches the frenetic movements of the dancers, and Spanish instruments such as maracas and drums are often used for accompaniment.
Hide items related to the holiday, such as toy soldiers, sombreros and maracas, and give the kids a list of clues that will lead them to the items.
It is easy to teach anyone to play the maracas.
The package includes colorful maracas, mexican sombreros and confetti GelGems.
It's called Samba De Amigo and you play the maracas.