Quijada de Burro

The donkey jawbone is a percussive bone instrument that produces a vibrant sound through the rattling of the dry teeth in the jawbone of a horse or donkey. Its origins are linked to African immigration from Angola and Congo, where it was part of spiritual and ceremonial practices. Today, the jawbone is part of Costa Rican folk music and throughout Latin America, retaining its ability to evoke a primitive, ritualistic sound in popular celebrations.

Features

• 17 audio files
• 128 Kontakt sample files
• 8 Kontakt mic options
• 78MB 

System Requirements

• OSX 10.10 or later, Intel Core 2 Duo
• Windows 7, 8 or 10. Intel Core 2 Duo or AMD Athlon 64
• Full Retail Version Kontakt 7 (or later) Required
• Pulse installer is required for installation

Important note: The full version of Kontakt (version 7 or higher) is required to use this instrument. The free Kontakt player will NOT work and will run in demo mode.