South African World Cup 2010 was marked by noisy environment and in that, the vuvuzelas played a major role. In fact, at the time, many including players and coaches, complained about how annoying the noise generated by these tools.
A few weeks ago, the caxirola was announced as his replacement in Brazil: a musical shaker instrument type, commonly used for capoeira and samba or even the Ministry of Sports in Brazil expected to be the official musical instrument Cup World.
However, this time FIFA have published a Code of Conduct for fans where, among other things, the entry of these instruments to the World Cup stadiums is prohibited. They also restricts entry of tablets, any balls, animals, umbrellas, chairs and flags.
A few weeks ago, the caxirola was announced as his replacement in Brazil: a musical shaker instrument type, commonly used for capoeira and samba or even the Ministry of Sports in Brazil expected to be the official musical instrument Cup World.
However, this time FIFA have published a Code of Conduct for fans where, among other things, the entry of these instruments to the World Cup stadiums is prohibited. They also restricts entry of tablets, any balls, animals, umbrellas, chairs and flags.
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