'Tainoti' is a sort of mantra inspired on the Lakota's saying 'Mitakuye Oyasin'  which translates to  'in peace with all of my relatives', and refers to the healing power of harmony. When we are in a harmonious state with ourselves, with each other, and with mother nature, we are in good health. Sickness is not a possibility. 

In this little chant, the Lakota phrase is translated to Spanish,  English, Armenian, Muiska (native Colombian of the area of Bogotá), Haitian creole, and the native language of the Tainos, the early inhabitants of the Caribbean islands  of Puerto Rico and Ayiti Kiskeya, currently known as the island of Hispaniola-where I'm from. 

In essence, the word Taíno means Good People. I sing this song in hopes of sending a little reminder that we are all, in our core,  GOOD PEOPLE, and  our collective aim is to regain our harmonious birthright. 

thank you for listening!

much love,

- Linel

Mitakuye Oyasin Tainoti

This track is an experimental cover and adaptation of Peia's "Blessed we are"
The song is not mine, i dont use it for commercial purposes.. i just love it dearly and adore singing it. 

Guitar and Post: Eddy Núñez
Voice and Ukulele: me :)

 i hope you enjoy it!  - Linel

Linel Hernández

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