Badiu

The Badiu is a traditional Spanish wind instrument made from cane or wood, often associated with regional music in parts of Spain. It produces a distinctive, airy sound similar to a flute or fipple flute, created by blowing into a mouthpiece. Its simple design and natural materials give it a warm, earthy tone. The Badiu is used historically in rural festivities and folk music, serving both musical and communicative purposes. Its popularity varies regionally, symbolizing local cultural heritage and craftsmanship, and it remains a meaningful part of Spain's musical traditions.