In general populations, to several scholars, cultural participation (i.e., participation in cultural and artistic activities) contributes to subjective well-being. Nevertheless, although the mentioned association in Indigenous has been suggested to be related to health, general well-being, and cultural identity, it has been usually left aside in research. Therefore, this manuscript aims to explore the connection between cultural participation and subjective well-being of Indigenous individuals in the context of Latin America. Using the 2013 Latinobarometer dataset (n = 3337), an ordinal regression analysis was run. Results suggest that, reading books, reading news, attending theater, and visiting heritage places show a positive association with life satisfaction (a dimension of subjective well-being); while attending concerts and participating in community celebrations do not report one. These outcomes suggest that participation in cultural and artistic activities can be related to individual and community well-being of Indigenous, and, in consequence, to subjective well-being. Besides, they indicate the need for adequate cultural policies to fulfill the achievement of participation and engagement in cultural life, as well as the review of the activities that potentially bring access to the cultural rights of Indigenous populations.

在一般人群中，文化参与（即参与文化和艺术活动）对一些学者而言有助于主观幸福感。尽管如此，尽管已提出上述土著居民协会与健康，总体福祉和文化认同有关，但在研究中通常不予考虑。因此，本手稿旨在探讨拉丁美洲背景下文化参与与土著个体主观幸福感之间的联系。使用2013年拉丁气压计数据集（n = 3337），则进行了序数回归分析。结果表明，阅读书籍，阅读新闻，参观剧院和参观历史遗迹场所与生活满意度（主观幸福感的一个方面）呈正相关关系；参加音乐会和参加社区庆祝活动时，请勿举报。这些结果表明，参加文化和艺术活动可能与土著人的个人和社区福祉有关，因此，也可能与主观福祉有关。此外，它们表明有必要采取适当的文化政策来实现对文化生活的参与和参与，以及对可能带来土著人民文化权利的活动的审查。