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the country, its people and culture |
Patagonia Folk Music: The
folklore music of Patagonia is loncomeo,
cordillerana, chorrillero and kaani. The Patagonia
area comprises the provinces of Neuquén, Río
Negro, Chubut, Santa Cruz and Tierra del Fuego.
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ARGENTINA FOLK MUSIC
• FLOKLORE ARGENTINA |
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Argentina Folk Music of Patagonia |
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The Patagonia folk music comprises
the southern end of our territory, from Colorado River. It comprises
the provinces of Neuquén, Río Negro, Chubut, Santa Cruz
and Tierra del Fuego. |
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Left: Mrs. Rosa Callicul playing the
Kultrun. Right: Kultrun player. |
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The projection of the representative singing of the
region is based on what is rescued from the aboriginal communities
that inhabited or inhabit this territory. Its main exponents are loncomeo,
cordillerana, chorrillero and kaani among others. They are
performed by soloists, duets or bands and have no choreography. The
guitar is accompanied by Indian instruments such
as kultrún (percussion), which is a kind of
conic box which is beaten with a stick (like caja). |
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Left: Ritual playing kultrun,
Millaqueo Group. Right: Lonkomeo's dancing. |
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Print material was kindly granted
by the house of the province of Neuquén |
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Author: Horacio
Alberto Agnese |
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| LITORAL | CENTRO NOROESTE | CUYANA
| PATAGÓNICA | SUREÑA |
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Geographical Regions
Argentina can be divided into eight different regions defined by a
homogeneous climate and relief. Argentina
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