| The high-frequency sounds of the maraca have been used by American Indian shamans for healing and by Tibetan lamas to uplift the soul. |
| This English version was translated from the Spanish by Juan Cartagena and published in Guiro y Maraca magazine. |
| Cherry Sue had been singing about babies, waving her bandaged fist like a maraca. |
| Anyone who likes Latino music should hear this album for its conga, maraca and trumpet songs alone. |
| She had a guitar slung over her shoulder, and she opened a bag that contained a tambourine and a maraca. |
| Maraca that is not matured is split during drying and at this stage can be prepared to serve in the production of chair seats or mats. |
