gaita

Gaita may mean:Raimond Gaita (1946– ), an Australian philosopher and writer.The Galician gaita, a kind of bagpipe used in Galicia and northwest León (Spain).Gaita asturiana, a kind of bagpipe used in Asturias, northern León and westhern Cantabria (Spain).Gaita de fole, a kind of bagpipe used in westhern Zamora (Spain), and Trás-os-Montes (Portugal).In Colombia gaita is a musical instrument similar to a flute. In Venezuela, gaita is a musical genre; see gaita (music style).In Brazil, a harmonica (gaita de boca); or a generic term for any bagpipe (gaita de foles).
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n. bagpipes, musette, small bagpipe used in the 17th and 18th centuries; hurdy-gurdy; neck; bother, nuisance; trickster, swindler, cheat; Spaniard, Galician (Latin America)

n. harmonica, mouth organ; concertina; thing, thingamajig, some object; money

Spanish traditional bagpipe, usually with single drone, and plain leather bag. Traditionally played at feasts and weddings. Gaita gallega in Galicia, and gaita asturiana in Asturias are similar, also known in northern Portugal.

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