Tepehuano is a designation encompassing Ódami and O’dam communities, among other local identifications, in parts of Chihuahua and Durango. Musical practices relate to celebrations, dances, and community cycles whose organization varies between settlements. A recording labelled simply Tepehuano may omit differences in language, region, or ritual context. This category locates materials preserved under that name while supporting more precise identification. Each item should be checked for municipality, community, performers, and recording occasion, especially when the original source uses a broad classification. The shared catalogue term does not imply that northern and southern communities have identical repertoires.