The "Beat Baklushi", also known as asalato, patica, thelevi, aslatua, kass kass, kaskas, cas-cas, kashaka, koshkash, banakula, kush kash and kosika, is a traditional percussion instrument from West Africa. Originaly it's made from the nuts of Oncoba Spinosagourd tree.  Consisting of two shaker balls connected by a string. Pair of them are used for playing, one in each hand. Holding one ball in the palm so that the second one hangs on a string between the index and middle finger. Hand movements can be synchronous or different, which allows you to get very interesting rhythmic patterns. The basic techniques of playing "beat baklushi" can be mastered very quickly, but you will always have a lot to grow and complicate the technique of the game to get interesting rhythms. This instrument can produce a wide range of tones and sounds depending on how it is played, making it a versatile and expressive addition to any musical performance, singing and self-accompaniment. The uniqueness of this percussion is that it combines the sound of a shaker and a rhythmic instrument, creating clicks. An experienced performer can get complex rhythms on "cas cas", giving the audience the impression of juggling, despite the fact that it is much easier to start playing it than to learn to juggle with two hands. "Patica" masters demonstrate amazing things with these musical instrument. Despite its size and simple design, it is a powerful percussion instrument that has been used to create vibrant and exciting music. Whether you are a professional musician or just a casual music lover, the "beat baklushi" is a fascinating instrument that is sure to capture your imagination and inspire you to explore different rhythms.