lepako
Lepako is a traditional Indonesian musical instrument that originated from the Toraja people of Sulawesi, particularly in the region of South Sulawesi. The name "lepako" is derived from the Toraja language, where it refers to a type of wooden flute made from bamboo or other hollowed-out wood. This instrument is often used in ceremonial and ritualistic contexts, as well as in traditional music performances.
The lepako typically consists of a single tube with finger holes, allowing the player to produce a
In Toraja culture, the lepako holds symbolic importance, often representing the connection between humans and the
Beyond its ceremonial use, the lepako is also appreciated for its aesthetic and acoustic qualities. Its simple