Homonym: cajón (Drawer)
The cajón is a box-shaped percussion instrument that originated in Peru. Traditionally made from wood, it is played by sitting on it and striking the front surface with the hands. The cajón produces a deep, resonant sound, making it popular in various music genres, including flamenco, jazz, and folk.
This instrument has gained international popularity due to its portability and versatility. Musicians often use the cajón as a substitute for a full drum kit, allowing for rhythmic accompaniment in both solo and group performances. Its simple design and ease of use make it accessible for players of all skill levels.