What is abore?

There are different types of abore, but I'm assuming you mean "aboré," which is a term used in Cuban Santería to refer to a drum used in religious ceremonies. Here are some key facts:

• The aboré is also known as a batá, and it consists of three drums of different sizes and tonal ranges that are all played together.
• The drums are made from hollowed-out tree trunks that are covered with animal skin, usually goat skin.
• When played, the aboré produces complex rhythms and melodies that are specific to the particular orisha (deity) being honored in the ceremony.
• The aboré is an important symbol of African heritage in Cuban culture and has been used in Santería ceremonies since the early 20th century.
• There are very specific rules and rituals associated with the making, playing, and care of the aboré in Santería, and it is considered a sacred object.