For Solo Soprano, Harp, Flute, Violin, and Drum;
Performance by the group I am in, performing the second song in the collection of songs "Cantos de Tucumán" by Argentinian composer Alberto Ginastera, based on the folk songs of his home country and region.

I am playing flute. I also made this recording myself, using a pair of microphones, and adding light touches to the recording in Logic Pro.

Lyrics:
Solita su alma la chinitilla
¿Que pensará
que a cada rato mira al camino
del Tucumán?
El que se ha ido ¡penca de su alma!
¿si volverá?
¿De su chinita florcitá el aire
se acordará?
¡Ay, Catamarca donde hi nacio
para mi mal!
La chinitilla pena, penando, se echa a llorar.
La Mama Virgen, Virgen del Valle la hi consolar.

Translation:
How lonely is the soul of the little girl.
What is she thinking
When at every turn she looks down the road
to Tucumán?
The one who has left- the agave of her soul:
Will he return?
His sweetheart, his little flower in the air:
Will he remember her?
Oh, Catamarca, where I was born
To my misfortune!
The little girl grieves, grieving, she starts to weep.
Virgin Mother, Virgin of the Valley, console her.