The islands of Chiloé in southern Chile are rich in folklore and possess a vibrant local music culture, but recent developments, such as the introduction of salmon aquaculture, have disrupted traditional lifestyles. This study analyzes the impact of modernity in the region and describes a number of creative engagements.

Introduction
Chapter 1: History and culture
Chapter 2: Folklore, tourism and music
Chapter 3: Contemporary music, cultural identity and social justice
Chapter 4: Creative engagements with Chilote culture: Viaje a Chiloé and The Moviolas

By Waldo Garrido; Dan Bendrups and Philip Hayward