Jale Pollopas Flamenco Spanish Castanets

Discover the vibrant world of Flamenco with the Jale Pollopas Castanets, a perfect choice for beginners and enthusiasts alike. Designed and crafted by Jale Castanets and Ole Ole Flamenco, these black plastic castanets offer a blend of tradition and modern durability, ideal for both adults and children starting their musical journey.

The Pollopas Castanets stand out with their superior construction and playability, ensuring a gratifying experience as you explore the rhythms of Spanish music. With over 25 years of expertise, Jale’s dedication to quality is evident in every pair of Pollopas Castanets. They deliver a clear, resonant sound that brings authenticity to your performances without compromising on affordability.

Sizes:

• Number 5 - Ideal for kids and women with small hands
• Number 6 - Adult and teens
  
  One (1) pair of castanets. One (1) castanet for each hand.
  
  
• Founded in 1990, Jale’s 25+ years of experience in crafting quality castanets ensure Pollopas meet beginners' needs without compromising sound quality.
  
  
• Pollopas castanets, made from durable plastic, offer great value for beginners seeking an affordable yet reliable start in their musical journey.

• Pollopas castanets combine affordability, quality, and ease of use, making them the ideal choice for novice musicians. Whether you're a child or an adult beginner, Pollopas provide a reliable and enjoyable introduction to the art of castanet playing.
  
  
• Available in various sizes, Pollopas castanets are perfect for beginners, providing a versatile and enjoyable entry into the world of castanet playing Made in Spain.

• Did you know? Flamenco castanets come in pairs:
• Male castanet (castañuela macho): High-pitched sound.
• Female castanet (castañuela hembra): Low-pitched sound.

• How to tell them apart? The male castanet has a small notch at the top, near the ear

• How to use them?
• Right hand: Male castanet (high-pitched).
• Left hand: Female castanet (low-pitched).

• In flamenco, the castanet with the notch is the high-pitched “macho” and is played with the dominant hand. The low-pitched “hembra” is smoother and is played with the non-dominant hand.