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Resumen: En este articulo se presentan los principales rasgos de variacion fonetico-fonologica de los fonemas fricativos /ð/ y /v/ del mapudungun hablado por ninos del Alto Bio-Bio. Los colaboradores fueron 25 escolares bilingues, pertenecientes a comunidades del valle del Queuco y del valle del Bio-Bio, cuyas edades fluctuan entre los 10 y 14 anos. Segun los datos analizados, estos hablantes presentan diversos rasgos de variacion o innovaciones fonetico-fonologicas asociadas a los fonemas en estudio, que se pueden atribuir fundamentalmente al contacto sociolinguistico. Sin embargo, el grado de difusion de estos rasgos no ocurre de forma homogenea entre los hablantes, ni entre las comunidades.   Abstract: This paper presents the main phonetic-phonological variation features of the fricative /ð/ y /v/ of Mapudungun spoken by children from Alto Bio Bio. The participants were 25 bilingual schoolchildren, from communities of the Queuco Valley and Bio Bio Valley, whose age fluctuates between 10 and 14 years old. According to the examined data, the speech of these speakers presents several variation features associated with the phonemes under study. This can be attributed primarily to sociolinguistic contact. Nevertheless, the diffusion degree of these features does not occur homogeneously among the speakers nor among the communities.

VARIACIÓN FONÉTICO-FONOLÓGICA DEL MAPUDUNGUN HABLADO POR NIÑOS BILINGÜES DEL ALTO BÍO-BÍO: EL CASO DE LOS FONEMAS FRICATIVOS /ð/ Y /v/