lindo de mais,  alguém sabe a letra e cifra ? 🌱🌻

Thank you so much, for this beautyful deep song. Today I sang it along for a dear friend, a kind beautiful soul, who has passed away with euthanasia, past Tuesday.  With tears of gratitude, so much love, mourning and happiness for now she's liberated, free, for who she was,  what we could share, to stand at her side in these difficult times.  Love 💖💫🕊💫💖

překrásné pohlazení na duši 🪽🌀✨ 🌹🤍

Linda de mais! Buscando esta música há dois meses! Achei! ❤️

Canto tradicional Yawanawa gravado com iPhone no Circulo de Cantos Sagrados com Pedro Collares & Amigos celebrado no Rio de Janeiro - 27/02/2013 no Saraswati Yoga Studio. Véspera de Maha Shivaratri.
Gratidão Familiaaaaaaaa :)

Kano Kano - Yawanawa

Yakuruna Ramino  
Kene sai i Shono i Shono 


Raminako Ramino . Aro Nainawa

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01 Gamesha Puja

Medicine Song 1 Ninawa Pai Da Mata And Txana Ikakuru - Huni Kuin - Kaxinawà



Hawa putu maimá

Hawa putu maima dume putu maima putu maimatanô ne ene ane ane

Hawa kene keneya dume kene keneya data ane beime ne ene ane ane

Hawa shumo keneya dume shumo keneya kupu ane beime ne ene ane ane

Hawa tipi keneya dume tipi keneya dupi ane beime ne ene ane ane

Hawa muti keneya dume muti keneya dupi ane beime ne ene ene ane ane

Hawa putu deianã dume putu deianã deianã ematanê ne ene ane ane

Hawa pasha buanã dume pasha buanã buanã ematanê ne ene ane ane

Hawa bae shushanã duma bae shushanã baeshu sharabanã ne ene ane ane

Medicine Song 1 Ninawa Pai Da Mata And Txana Ikakuru - Huni Kuin - Kaxinawà

Kenewma & Nawashahu Yawanawa

Pisaq, Dec 2014 - Full Moon

Kaxinawa - Sacred Valley Tribe

With a lot of gratitude for the Yawanawá tradition and the profoundly beautiful music that their tradition brings, I share with you this recording from a concert in Israel. 

This Saite is for the Sun. Vari in the Yawanawá language means sun. 

Recorded at Wavos Studio, by Boaz Bentur.
Mixed and mastered by Nadav Dagon.

Bastiaan Kamãvena: Voice & Guitar
Sheer Sofer: Sarod
Nadav Dagon: Percussion 
Adam First: Percussion, 2nd voice

Blessings & Love

Vari

RÁ RÁ RÁ!!!

With a lot of gratitude and respect, I would like to dedicate this song to the  Shawandawa Tribe. 


This is my guitar version of a traditional Mundo te (sacred indigenous songs) of the Shawandawa tribe, the tribe of the Macaw.


Musical Credits:
Bastiaan Kamãvena: Composition, Guitars, Voz.
Namira Flor: 2nd Voz.
Indios Beta (Band)
Rodrigo Núñez: Charango, Zampoña, Bombo/Drum, Bass.
Dario Santamaria: Zampoña/Panflute, Flauta Traversa.
Leticia Pedrosa: Seeds/Semillas.
Mix and Master: Jesus Castillo.

Yawê

As with all the music originating from the source of the Yawanawá tradition and other tribes in the Amazon, this translation from my heart found its way like this. Infinite gratitude to my Yawanawá family in Mutum. To Tata, Tuikuru, Hushahu, and Matsini for all the guidance and spiritual support. 

In these challenging times, the indigenous tribes need all the support they can receive to continue securing their culture and spirituality. I can't express in words how important it is for me that they are well and sustaining their lives in their sacred village Mutum and for planet earth. 

My dear brother Warren Hellerud has founded together with me this campaign for the reforestation project in Mutum. Below you can read the information about this project and find the link to support with a donation.

"The Mutum village is located in the Rio Gregório Indigenous Land, municipality of Tarauacá, State of Acre.
Currently the Yawanawa people are around 1,500.00 people distributed in 8 villages (Matrinchã, Amparo, Yawarany, 7 Estrela, Tibúrcio, Escondido, Mutum and Nova Esperança) along the territory of 187,400 hectares, with an estimated perimeter around  245 kilometers.
In the Mutum village there are about 200 people including men, women and children.  Their livelihood has been through hunting, fishing and agriculture.


The idea of ​​the Project arose from reflections made by the community itself on the quality of life in which the Yawanawa of Aldeia Mutum currently live.  Although we have an extensive area in our territory, there are some areas that have already been deforested to make the traditional swiddens and that today are "capoeiras", that is, areas that over the years have been expanding more and more, without taking any advantage.


We believe that by reforesting the entire "capoera" area with native and regional fruits, as well as native and regional straws, it is possible to have more abundance in our villages and more quality of life in the area of  overall ​​health. 
The idea of ​​reforesting goes beyond having a good quality of life.  The project brings with it the rescue, strengthening, valuing the culture of the custom and the tradition of the Yawanawa people.  As well as awareness and education in caring for our forest, that is, when we plant trees, fruits, straws we are not just planting a tree, we plant hope, we plant life, and we generate awareness in young people to continue the work we are doing today.
To plant is to bring our customs back, as it has everything to do with our food, and our food is directly linked to study and spiritual growth according to Yawanawa knowledge.


However, we want to reuse these areas for reforestation by planting fruit plants like;
ORANGE, POKAN, ACEROLA, BIRĪTÁ, TANGERINA, INGÁ, COCO, MANGA, LEMON, GUIABA, GRAVIOLA, CUPUAÇU, CAJÁ, CAJARANA, CAJÚ, CACAO, ACAI, and many others.  As well as the native plants that are part of the Yawanawa diet but which over the years has been getting farther and farther from homes such as: PAMA, YAE, VĪUSH, SHEKEXI, ITIVI ..." - Matsini Yawanawa, Chief, Aldeia Mutum.


Please donate if you can, anything helps! Please share with your friends and community about this sustainability project for the Yawanawa village, Mutum.  If you would like to make a donation or a larger size you can email me and we can organize this together for 100% tax deductions.


Deep gratitude and love, 
Warren Hellerud & Bastiaan Kamãvena

https://www.florestaassociation.org/

https://www.theboafoundation.org/

Organized by Floresta Association, Boa Foundation, & Bastiaan Kamãvena.


Bastiaan Kamãvena: Voice, Guitar & Flute
Marika Salo: 2nd Voice
Sheer Sofer: Sitar, Dilruba & Bells

Pûyare

Cantan las Abuelas
Canto original de Ana Pomar 
(arte original de Paula Peara)

Cantan las abuelas cantan
Con la voz de la luna
Tejen sus tejidos tejen
Sanando nuestros corazones

Cantan las abuelas cantan
Traen el saber del cielo
Tejen mandalas de luz
Que sanan nuestros corazones

Para que despierte el alma
Antigua de la humanidad
Despertando el recuerdo antiguo
Del cuerpo de la Tierra en mi

Vive la memoria en mi (y en ti)
Sana lagunita asi (asi)
Son sus aguitas limpias
La vida que fluye en mi (y en ti y en toda creacion)

Cantan Las Abuelas

Cantan las Abuelas

Gentle Rebel. Eternal student of Life. In search of the Divine. In search of the highest Harmony. Explorer of Truth and the healing motions in human consciousness. Healing Musician. A Sufi. A friend.

Yawê

Bastiaan Kamãvena

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