The Zanfona is a traditional musical instrument from the Mediterranean region, particularly associated with Italy. It is a type of mechanical organ that produces sound by using a set of metal reeds, which are activated by air blown through them. The instrument is often played in folk music settings and is known for its distinctive, rich tones. Typically made of wood, the Zanfona features a series of keys or buttons that the player presses to create different notes. It is often used in celebrations and cultural events, contributing to the lively atmosphere of traditional gatherings.