Nemequene Muñoz (neh-meh-KAY-nay MOO-nyos)

A Resident

Nemequene Muñoz (a.k.a. Chonta)

Nemequene Muñoz finds his greatest joy in the harmonies of nature. A talented musician, he spends his days composing songs inspired by the wind, the rustling of leaves, and the calls of birds. His preferred instruments are those that mimic the sounds of the natural world, such as flutes and panpipes. Nemequene often wanders the quieter parts of Tir na nOg, seeking solitude to attune himself to the sounds around him. His compositions are deeply connected to the land, reflecting the tranquility and timelessness of the realm. When not immersed in his music, Nemequene enjoys exploring the more remote areas of Tir na nOg. He has a deep appreciation for the untouched beauty of the landscape and often spends days camping in the wilderness, recording the sounds of the environment to later incorporate into his music. His quiet and reflective nature makes him a calming presence, and while he does not seek the spotlight, those who hear his music are moved by its depth and serenity.

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Mental characteristics

Sexuality

Omnephilic

Current Location

Ildathach

Species

Duine

Ethnicity

Suvarnabhumi

Realm

Tír na nÓg

Professions

Ceoltóir na Síog

Children

Sex

Male

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