The Pagan Minstrel Valparaíso, Chile
Inspired by paganism, european folklore, and nature, The Pagan Minstrel creates soundscapes by using both ancient folk and
modern instruments, such as lyre, kultrun, and tin whistle among others.
As a self-taught multi-instrumentalist and singer and self-produced artist, she brings awareness to the old ways, to inspire others towards underated folk instruments and pagan folklore.
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