Pídele a Dios

A ti Ayahuapu...es una canción que surge de una profunda conexion con el espíritu de los Abuel@s Andinos, así como también es el nombre de la agrupación que honra a los ancestros y a su rezo vivo en nosotros...
Esta version en vivo grabada en el 1er Festival de Musica de Medicina en Pisaq de las cuales seguiremos compartiendo con todos uds...
En el Abrazo del Aguila y el Condor.

1.AYAHUAPU - A TI AYAHUAPU (FMM)

Putumayo Taita Juan, canto de curacion Siona

Medicina Que Trae Los Cielos (cover)  .WMA

Esta cancion es una mezcla de 3 cantos tradicionales utilizados para la danza del venado de la tradicion Yoreme del norte de Mexico.
compartimos los primeros pininos de produccion musical.
Espero les guste

Cantos tradicionales Yoreme para el Venado.

Ven ven
Pachamama
Mama Killa
Tayta Inti
Allpamama
Tayta Nina
Yacumama

Sayri ri ri ri(abuelo tabaco)
Wayra ra ra ra(madre viento) - Isis y Luna

Jamui . Isis de Luna

Ya todo es perfecto

Icaros recorded in ceremonies at Mayantuyacu, Peru, Dec 2018/Jan 2019.
To learn more about Mayantuyacu and their forest preservation efforts please visit http://www.boilingriver.org/mayantuyacu/

Songs from the Boiling River

Tabaco Icaro

Good Icaros for opening circle
By Tal Arnon

Ayahuasca Mamancuna Icaros by Tal Arnon

“Robby Romero and his band Red Thunder are changing the world — and the world of music.”  - Los Angeles Times Magazine

Robby Romero is a musician, singer-songwriter, producer and director who rose to prominence with the global broadcast of his first music video campaign, “Is It Too Late” and designation as a United Nations Ambassador Of Youth For The Environment. Over the past two decades, Robby has used the international language of music and film to help shift the paradigm and bridge the gap between Indigenous Peoples, human rights, and the environment through his non-profit organization, Native Children’s Survival.

As a musician, Robby’s journey has taken him from the heart of Indian Country to the main street of the world sharing the stage with music greats like Cat Stevens, Carlos Santana, Bonnie Raitt, and John Lee Hooker. And as a filmmaker, the phenomenon of his innovative “Native Rock” music videos, stereotype-breaking PSAs, and politicized rockumentary films and music pictures on national and international networks such as CNN, MTV, VH1, Sundance Channel, Channel One Russia, and SABC Africa catapulted him into an arena of his own making.

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