Light of the Goddes , acoustic cover

Somewhere

Somewhere on earth
When misplaced engaging
We follow our heart
To breath in the sages

And we come to honor the fact
We are the love we forget

Somewhere we find
The light wants to shine
Upon our darkness
The confusion of mind

And we come to honor the fact
We are the love we forget

Bastiaan Yansã

Somewhere

Wairaitiray Sunaray

Ramiro Orrantia - que floreszca la luz

Volando como el Aguila

Gravado ao vivo em dezembro de 2016, no Mercado Manual - Museu da Casa Brasileira, em São Paulo.

Composição: Comunidade San Pedro de Casta, Lima - Peru

Voz e Violão - Renato Dias
Voz e Maracá (e poesia) - Ana Clara Cenamo
Voz e Violão - Cris Romagnã
Violoncelo - Marisa Silveira
Percussão - Deco Contrucci

Kunyaq

Yo tambièn estoy loco - Darwin Grajales

Edmunds, Melinda: chant 
Egils & Raitis: percussions and jew harp
Latvia - Apr 2019

Buho de la noche and instrumental

Original by Ana Pomar: https://soundcloud.com/floweroflife/i-call-to-thee

The lyrics & chords are available in my Spirit Sings Songbook. 

You can find out more about the songbook here: 
https://enchantedboa.mykajabi.com/buy-spirit-sings-songbook

I call to thee (Ana Pomar cover)

Bienvenidos by  Alex Issaev

This is an Icaro from the amazonian rainforest - 
It's a medicine song from the Altarcaspi tree, which is sung during ayahuasca ceremonies. 
I received the Icaro from maestro Don Francisco during a diet in the jungle and I made a little arrangement with percussion and voices.

Como linda melodia

Emanazul is the musical project of Ana Clara Cenamo and Renato Dias. Together for a long time years and with a beautiful daughter, the couple began to compose music from a path of self-development and awareness.
With original compositions and an homage to Andean music in their repertoire, the duo inspires a delicate pause with lyrics about nature, the challenges of life and to celebrate connection and consciousness.
The purpose of their work is "to make music which emanates powerful sound waves through beautiful harmonies and poetry."