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Brazil’s version of the Vuvuzela, the Caxirola, also fell flat. Shortly after it was introduced last year, the pear-shaped shaker was banned by FIFA for fear it could be used as a weapon.

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Can the “Diabolica” Replace the “Vuvuzela” For the Brazil World Cup?

In 2010, you might remember these. 2010, the sound of the Vuvuzela echoing through stadiums in South Africa. It was fun for about, oh, 10 seconds. But this year some entrepreneurs are hoping their will be the one that catches on big. Remember the Vuvuzela? That , plastic horn became the signature soundtrack of the 2010 World Cup. Its ear-splitting drone filling stadiums in South Africa. But after the tournament, the buzz quickly died when officials the Vuvuzela from future football matches. Brazil’s version of the Vuvuzela, the Caxirola, also fell flat. Shortly after it was introduced last year, the pear-shaped shaker was banned by FIFA for fear it could be used as a weapon. Now a pair of Belgian entrepreneurs are trying to fill the Vuvuzela void. This is the Diabolica, a collapsible trumpet. Its makers are hoping it will make a big noise in Brazil.