quena
/ˈkeɪnə/(also kena, qena)
noun
Any of various types of Andean end-blown flute, typically made of wood or cane and having a notched mouthpiece, six finger holes, and a rear thumb hole.
Origin
Early 20th century. From South American Spanish quena and its etymon Quechua kena from Aymara qina thing full of holes, hence flute of cane.