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A flare serif by Francisco Gálvez Pizarro, named after a Chilean wren, that balances informal warmth with typographic authority across text and display sizes.
About
Six weights from ExtraLight to ExtraBold, each with a matching italic, give Chercán a broad range for both long-form reading and headline work. Its personality is relaxed without sacrificing legibility, making it suited to books, magazines and posters where a human voice is wanted. Latin Extended and Greek polytonic coverage, alongside a rich set of OpenType features including small caps, oldstyle figures, bird dingbats and polytonic alternates, make it a well-equipped choice for multilingual publishing.
Classification
Pampatype class it as a flare serif with hybrid characteristics. Reverse contrast and an informal personality sit between text and display use, setting it apart from classical transitional or old-style serifs.