recorded for Ujjayi´s birth, autumn 2009

 

Ujjayi

Original song from Tzotzollin
Mexihkateokwikameh- Sacred Songs of the Aztecs

Vengan abuelitos

Abuelito ven ayudarnos
Abuelita venga ayudar
Abuelitos vengan ayudarnos (2X)

We Ya He Ya Ne He Ne Yo We (2X)

Nosotros estamos rezando
Mandando una voz 
En el círculo sagrado
Queremos vivir (2X)

We Ya He Ya Ne He Ne Yo We (2X)

Dm . Am. C. G.

Tzotzollin is a group of musicians and singers dedicated to learning, preserving and documenting ceremonial music indigenous to Turtle Island (Mexico, United States and Canada). Tzotzollin has been recording and sharing these songs to remind everyone that indigenous ceremonies and lifeways are still alive and thriving. https://soundcloud.com/yohualliquiahuitl/tzotzollin-vengan-abuelitos

Vengan Abuelitos

Sonia Emilia Rainbow sing a medicine song with intro from don enrique lopez, shipibo conibo, from the album "VISION DREAM" www.schamanismus.net

Paro Kaibakeash - Don´t Be Afraid - Have Faith In God!

My version of the song agua profunda. A song in praise to the sacred waters of life.
*(Sorry for the buzzing. don;t know how to get rid of it...open to suggestions.?)

Aguita Profunda

Angel Heart, Is this another ending or a start?
Is there any way that they could be apart?
In the end... We come full circle again!

Gentle Soul, You know each daily trouble takes its toll 
But every silver lining hides a seam of gold.
In the end... We come full circle again!

Angel Heart, Never be afraid to face the dark 
If you are you’ll never let the healing start 
In the end... We come full circle again!

Gentle Soul, Never be afraid to face the goal 
Don’t you know the light you see is your own soul 
In the end... We come full circle again!

Special One, Set your ship to sail into the sun 
When you finally get there you have just begun 
In the end... We come full circle again

Angel Heart - Live at Coed 2015

All My Might [demo]

I Take My Lessons Home

My Healing Journey - FOXY

Get this Track and the whole compilation here:
https://numa.33r.pm/fuego-sagrado 
BANDCAMP https://numalove.bandcamp.com/
Cover Photo by: Jose Misa www.instagram.com/jose_lllm/ 

Artist Info

Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/alunawachuma
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Alunawachuma-357577431068232/?ref=br_rs


Artist Bio

Alunawachuma is an experimental, down tempo, psychedelic, tribal, world fusion project that explores different musical cultures and uses of sound aimed at elevating of the human spirit. Based in Alto Paraiso Brazil and part of the Agami Project, (www.agamirecords.org)

Track Info 

THE YAWANAWÁ PEOPLE

There are about 1.000 Yawanawá living in the Brazilian state of Acre, in villages along the banks of the Gregório river, where they have made their homes since time immemorial.

The Yawanawá people's first contact with the non-indigenous world happened around the fourteenth century. It was an intense period of much conflict with the rubber barons and missionaries who invaded their lands and tried to forbid Yawanawá language, culture and spirituality. In the 1980s, chief Biraci Nixiwaka Brazil led his people in the fight for the recognition of their native territories, and the Yawanawá became the first indigenous people to obtain the official rights to their lands in the state of Acre.

The Yawanawá have since then reclaimed their sacred medicines, rituals, song and dance, festivals, games, traditional body painting and adornment, artwork and food, in a profound journey of cultural revival.

Yawanawá spirituality is a sacred territory where never a woman had dared to
step, for since ancestral times, it had belonged exclusively to men.
In 2005, Putanny and her sister Hushahu, were the first women to defy their ancient male-dominated tradition and commit to the sacred oath of the Yawanawá people. They were the first women to undergo the Yawanawá people's highest spiritual initiations.
After a year of strict diet, they earned their communities' respect as spiritual
leaders, opening the way into this sacred path for other Yawanawá women. A
break in tradition that united the male and female universes - and brought the magic of feminine spirituality to strengthen the Yawanawá culture.

Numa - Fuego Sagrado

Kano Kano

Love

Alunawachuma - Kano Kano

Nuestra madre es La Tierra (x2)
Mi cuerpo es La Tierra, mi sangre sus rios y el mar (x2)
Limpia mi sangre (x3) con amor
limpia sus aguas (x3) con amor
ayayayayay....! (after each verse...)

Nuestro padre es el sol (x2)
Mi espiritu es El Fuego, El Fuego Padre Sol (x2)
Danzando yo vivo a dentro (x3) de mi corazon

queremos curar el mundo, vivimos con alegria(x2)
cantando con el viento(x2) cantando danzando voylando con el viento

Estoy aqui siempre siempre(x3) en mi cuerpo, mi alma, mi corazon
Por mi vida agradesco (x2) por mi vida, gracias madre, padre
Por mis ancestros, mis abuelos, antipasados, mis abuelos caminando primero

Limpia La Tierra, El Agua, limpia El Aire, El Fuego(x2)
Limpia Espiritu(x3) limpia dentro, limpia espiritu limpia dentro (x2)
Cura cura mi vida, cura mi cuerpo mi alma(x2)

y gracias por esta cancion(x3) de amor
Y gracias por mi corazon (x3) de amor

Gracias, y gracias, y gracias.......

Gracias

(If you want to support me, you can buy the whole album here: https://yopi1.bandcamp.com/album/beautiful-soul)
Rainbowsong, words and music by Kailash Kokopelli, www.kailash-kokopelli.com this version recorded with
Yopi (voc, guitar), Dana (voc), Lotta (violin)

Above and below, and all around you are
You are the essence of all, the beauty of life,
You are the essence of all, the love of my life
Sacred one source within and beyond

www.yopi-music.com

above and below (Kailash Kokopelli-Cover)

recorded live improvisation
eyal freedman - mbira
netanel goldberg - voice

at satta studios

Ujjayi

Amu Ahava