Nevertheless, the south-african fan claims that this horn is part of they culture, which isnt true because vuvuzela were invented just 10 years ago and artifically pushed into the commercial marked, suggesting "you must have it to prove that your a south african football (soccer) fan" In present, they really belive that and plenty mysterious legen spun around this china based platic absurdity.
Thank you for the comment. Yes, even though this may be the "national" fan instrument for the Worldcup 2010 and even in normal times at soccer games in South Africa, the vuvuzela is really, apart from the awful noise it makes, a health hazard in many ways. It can lead to hearing loss and even spread germs if several people use one vuvuzela.
Nevertheless, the south-african fan claims that this horn is part of they culture, which isnt true because vuvuzela were invented just 10 years ago and artifically pushed into the commercial marked, suggesting "you must have it to prove that your a south african football (soccer) fan" In present, they really belive that and plenty mysterious legen spun around this china based platic absurdity.
Thank you for the comment. Yes, even though this may be the "national" fan instrument for the Worldcup 2010 and even in normal times at soccer games in South Africa, the vuvuzela is really, apart from the awful noise it makes, a health hazard in many ways. It can lead to hearing loss and even spread germs if several people use one vuvuzela.