According to Wikipedia, the general name in Guarani, which is a language spoken in Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, and Paraguay; NB: Sambiqua is the English transliteration, suggested by Google Translate (July 2025), which proves to be, as is often the case, rather unreliable, claiming that "A bagpipe is a famous wind instrument in Scotland, consisting of a sambiqua in which the player’s air expelled by the sun is stored for sound" [sic]; NB (WS): Apparently the author of the article considers the rest of the instrument to be less important; Attempts to translate English terms into Guarani resulted in the following rather questionable list: Stock: stock [sic]; Blowpipe: soplador [sic]; Chanter: opurahéiva [= singing the song; sic]; Drone: drone [sic]; Reed(s): caña(kuéra) ...