A Soul-Stirring Lament and Call to Reconnect with the Earth From the Mapuche Nation
Chilean groove metal force MAWIZA has released the powerful third and final single “Ti Inan Paw-Pawkan” from their forthcoming album ÜL, due out July 18 via Season of Mist. A deep, emotional collaboration with Joe Duplantier of metal titans Gojira, the track channels the pain of disconnection from ancestral lands—and the relentless spirit of nature’s resilience.
Rooted in the heritage of the Mapuche Nation, MAWIZA seamlessly weaves tribal rhythms, ceremonial instruments, and modern metal ferocity into a style uniquely their own. Their sound has earned praise from legendary acts like Mercyful Fate, Slipknot, and Mastodon, along with recognition at the Chilean Grammy Awards.
“This song is a lament for Indigenous people who are living in the city, far away from the land,” MAWIZA shares. “But it’s also a wake up call. Underneath the city, even when crushed by concrete, nature is always fighting to come out.”
With Joe Duplantier’s unmistakable presence and deep passion for environmental advocacy, “Ti Inan Paw-Pawkan” brings global weight to MAWIZA’s message. The song feels like a ritual—grieving, but unbroken.
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