In Wolof language, the name of a vibrating djembe sound enhancer that is affixed to the drum using rope, in form of two or three metal plates surrounded by little rings around the outher edge and mounted at three, nine, and/or twelve o'clock around the rim. The name mimics the sound made after the drum is struck. Also called " gnagnama" in Bambara language. The three erect plates in the background image are kesingkesings.