Celestial Horizon by Alunawachuma feat Nalini

Video recorded in Nepal
https://youtu.be/GHnPe2pNu00"May all beings be free from pain, disease and suffering, and acheive enlightment"

Guest Musicians:
Alvaro Rubio - Tabla
Leo Pestana - Piano
Francello Francisco Moreno - Cello
Alexis Ramirez - Electric guitar
Analucia and Mario Amaya - Back Vocals

Mundalah - Medicine Buddha Master

Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya

Dead Meat

A song I did not to long ago called I Can See. One of my favorites on the upcoming Album. NOT ON STREAMING UNTIL THE ALBUM COMES OUT

I Can See

“Enseñame” means “Teach Me” in Spanish. 

**This project is a benefit to help our friends to preserve the URGENTLY at-risk Cerro El Amay Primeval Cloud Forest in Guatemala. 100% of profits will be donated to the Cloud Forest Conservation Initiative. Click the link below to be directed to the organization’s website for more information.** 
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These songs are our prayers of gratitude and respect to the Earth today. 
May we remember her land as our own flesh and her forests as our own lungs. 
Through our music, may we hear her heartbeat.
credits
released March 14, 2016 

Original song, Enseñame was recorded & produced by Numatik 
- Vocals - Written and sang by Natalia Clavier (from Thievery Corporation) 
- Acoustic Guitar - David Brown (of Rising Appalachia) 
- African Drums - Biko Casini (of Rising Appalachia) 
- Percussion - Trey Crispen 
- Vocal Mixing - Anthony Thogmartin 

Enseñame - Liquid Bloom remix 
- Alvin Young - Bass 
- Ixchel Prisma - voice 
- Rara Avis - voice 
- Amani Friend - shakers, percussion, remix production 

A special thanks to Dave Hamilton for recording Natalia’s vocals in a hotel room studio in NYC. 

Art by Francis McKeon - Aeonic Art 
Mastering by Shawn at Audible Oddities

01. Enseñame

Sounds from Sapara territory, Ecuador.

Recorded and mixed by altiplano (Ronald Sanchez)

Sueños Saparas

Mukutsawa

Shakti Sutra

Ya Devi

Om Gam Ganapataye Namaha 10 minutos

Shamuankuna Cayari

Field recording of an ayahuasca ceremony in the Amazon of Peru, featuring three Shipibo shamans, Esteban, his partner Olinda and in the end Matilda, as well some dramatic sound from ceremony participants. The track is lasting 18 minutes and is part of larger recording done for purposes of documentary movie shot in alternative camp in the jungle, run by medicinal collective Psychonauta. 

The icaro slowly develops, first Esteban is creating stability to the visions with his melodic and rhythmic chanting, and in later part is joined by Olinda with high pitched, child like joyful singing. Characteristic quality of Shipibo work during ayahuasca session is seemingly chaotic weaving of different songs into intricate patterns that can be a bit overwhelming for newcomers, but is very effective way of practicing mindfullness and attention, a sort of mental yoga. In the midst of ayahuasca trip, where things can be confusing, complex layers of shamanic songs are like ropes on which one can find support, and avoid getting lost, while at the same time they fullfill roles of cleansing, straightening of energies and more. In life challenges we face are never easy, so same way in the ceremony, best to practice in deep waters rather than be stuck with the easy feel good popular medicine songs. This is how we grow.

Icaro By Esteban And Olinda

I am a musician based out of Chicago, IL, a song carrier of the sacred music of the Americas.

Music has the capability of lifting and transforming us to reveal our higher selves. In this way, music becomes a vehicle for healing, understanding, art, and love. Music is medicine. Medicine is music.

Some are received songs. Some were written by others. All of it is from and inspired by the circle. 

music, medicine, healing, exploration, love, rebirth. 

doorway of color, portal da cor

Canta com Amor!

Shamuankuna Cayari

Doorway of Color

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