This souvenir musical instrument is a metallic guiro, commonly known as a salsa guiro, used in various music genres, particularly Latin and Caribbean styles. The instrument is made from shiny metal, showcasing a slightly worn texture that gives it a vintage charm. It features an elongated, curved body with a serrated edge designed for creating rhythmic sounds when scraped with a stick. Accompanying the guiro are three wooden dowels: two cylindrical wooden sticks, likely for scraping, and one tapered stick, which might serve a similar purpose or be for tip-over percussion. The vibrant green label on the guiro highlights its Colombian origins, making it not only a practical instrument but also a collectible piece celebrating cultural heritage.