The "φλογέρα" (flogera) is a traditional Greek wind instrument, similar to a flute. It is typically made from wood and has a simple design, featuring a cylindrical body with finger holes. The flogera produces a sweet, melodic sound and is often used in folk music, especially in rural areas of Greece. This instrument is closely associated with Greek culture and is often played during festivals and celebrations. The flogera is part of a family of instruments that includes the ney and zurna, contributing to the rich tapestry of Greek music and its vibrant traditions.