Rapanui Hinariru

Folclor andino is the pan‑regional folk music of the Andean highlands, shaped by Indigenous Quechua and Aymara traditions and later mestizo influences. It centers on wind instruments such as quena (notched flute) and zampoña/siku (panpipes), the small 10‑string charango, guitar, and deep…

Latin folk is a broad umbrella for singer‑songwriter and ensemble music that draws on traditional folk forms from across Latin America while presenting them in contemporary, often acoustically driven arrangements.

Música Rapa Nui is the musical tradition of Rapa Nui (Easter Island), a Polynesian culture now within Chile. It blends ancestral Polynesian chant and dance-song with instruments and song forms introduced in the 19th–20th centuries.