Editing Chile (section)

===Folklore===
{{Main|Chilean mythology}}
The folklore of Chile, cultural and demographic characteristics of the country, is the result of the mixture of Spanish and Amerindian elements that occurred during the colonial period. Due to cultural and historical reasons, they are classified and distinguished four major areas in the country: northern areas, central, southern and south. Most of the traditions of the [[culture of Chile]] have a festive purpose, but some, such as dances and ceremonies, have religious components.
<ref>Whole paragraph same as in Ravi Jyee et al., eds., World Encyclopaedia of American Countries, vol. 1
New Delhi: Afro-Asian-American Chamber of Commerce Occupational Research and Development, 2016. 179–80. 
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Chilean mythology is the mythology and beliefs of the Folklore of Chile. This includes [[Chilote mythology]], [[Rapa Nui mythology]] and [[Mapuche mythology]].