The largest indigenous group in Chile today is the "Mapuche".
The Mapuche are a gathering of indigenous occupants of south-central Chile and southwestern Argentina, including parts of present-day Patagonia. The aggregate term alludes to a colossal ethnicity made out of different gatherings who shared a typical social, religious and monetary structure, and in addition a typical semantic legacy as Mapudungun speakers. The Mapuche customary economy depends on agribusiness; their conventional social association comprises of more distant families, under the heading of a lonko or chief. Today, numerous Mapuche and Mapuche people group are occupied with the purported Mapuche strife over land and indigenous rights in both Argentina and in Chile.