UNI - Luiz Bloss

>>))-.- Ayahuasca -.-((<<

From Amazon Ensemble´s upcoming album, "Enchanted" 
Eduardo Agni – tubes, vocal, shaker
Txai Fernando – tubes, vocal, flute, udu, bells
Sigmund – tubes, vocal
Endre Hareide – bass
Uriel Seri - drum
Thomas Wang - guitar

Jo Paraná

Ijexá Pra Oxum

Check more about the Kaxinawas: 

http://pib.socioambiental.org/en/povo/kaxinawa

Ixa - Kaxinawa (Yskurua Remix)

Música e letra Maíra Macêdo e Moema Macêdo

Cosme e Damiao

Kaya Tibu

El Trabajo Chamánico Consiste En Limpiar Nuestra Visión, Todo El Polvo Que Arrastramos Desde Nuestro Nacimiento, Para Que Podamos Ver La Realidad Tal Cual Es... Llena De Magia y Abundancia Milagrosa..

Tito la rosa - icaro, shamanic songs (02) ayahuasca, the mother104

música e letra: Nilton Jr
arranjo de cordas: Juliano Holanda, Maíra Macêdo e Moema Macêdo
arranjo de percussão: Missionário José, Rudá Rocha e Bruno Vinezof


Folia de Sao Benedito

Gustavo - violao base
Emilio - violao solo
Irineu - baixo
Guilherme - sanfona
Marcel - flauta
Juliana e Gercila - voz

4 - Chegou A Força - Fernando Guanabara

5 - Oxossi Guerreiro - Andrey

Canção de  Roque Ferreira e Paulo César Pinheiro, gravada por Leticia Tuí no CD Bate Tambor, uma homenagem a influência africana na cultura brasileira, lançado em dez de 2015.

09 Ogum de Ronda

Waynawari - Kuyay Yana Nahui

1973 :: Acervo Origens :: http://acervoorigens.blogspot.com/

Zé do Norte e seus Guriatãs - No Reino de Iemanjá (Zé do Norte)

Praying with all great spirits of Nature, to open the portals of light, our paths and hearts in the ceremony of our life. An excerpt from new upcoming album "Ceremonia", by Herbert Quinteros, Pepe Danza and Txai Fernando. This track have Txana Bane as special guest :-) Haux

Herbert Quinteros - Flute and Voices
Txai Fernando - Keyboards, Soundscapes and Effects
Pepe Danza - Percussion and Effects
Txana Bane - Prayer

Ceremonia

Chakaruna

Munay, The Power Of Love

Ivana Y El Mar

Os meus caboclos vão se apresentar
Nesse terreiro de Juramidam

Gira gira as caboclinhas gira gira
Giras as caboclas nesses ventos de Iansã

Seu Tupinambá aqui nesse terreiro
É no Cruzeiro que ele vem se apresentar
Seu tupinambá e a Rainha Iansã
Pedem licença ao Mestre Juramidam

Seu Tupinambá vem com Iansã
Iansã vem com seu Tupinambá
Do sexto raio vem a Cabocla Jupira
Vem Soloína com as princesas do mar

Vem todos guerreiros e todas guerreiras
Vem no balanço de nossa Rainha do mar
Ó mãe das águas tu que sois nossa Rainha
Limpe essas mágoas para as princesas bailar

Gira gira gira caboclinha
Bate no peito a lança de Tupinambá
Não tem pra onde correr essa flecha vai flechar
Quando acertar tudo vai se transformar

Eparrei Rainha Iansã 
Odoyá Rainha Iemanjá
Ó  mãe dos ventos, mãe das águas, mães de amor
Pai Oxalá ao nosso Mestre autorizou

O nosso Mestre sempre a trabalhar
Com todos seres da floresta e do mar
Que o Santo Daime veio a tudo amostrar
A nova era já está para chegar

61 Seu Tupinambá Vem Com Iansã

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.

In January 2020 we organize a journey to Mutum, the Yawanawá village in Acre, Brazil. There we will merge with their tradition, spirituality, music and culture. Here is a link to the event on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/472919120131210/

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

Bastiaan Kamãvena: Voice & Guitar
Marika Salo: 2nd voice
Nadav Dagon: Percussion
Adam First: Percussion, 2nd voice

Blessings & Love

Teone

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

79. EU SOU A CURA  
(Afirmação)

Eu sou a Cura
Eu sou o Amor
Eu sou a Verdade
Sou a Luz da Claridade

Eu sou a Rainha
Eu sou o Rei
Eu sou a Verdade
Eu sou a Lei

Eu sou a Verdade
Sou a Eternidade
Sou a Luz do Sol
Sou toda claridade

Eu amo a Vida 
Amo esta encarnação 
Amo este corpo 
De todo coração

Amo os meus antepassados
Os meus ascendentes
Amo os presentes
Amo os meus descendentes

Amo os meus pais
Amo os meus irmãos
Amo os meus filhos 
De todo coração

Eu sou o Sol
Eu sou a Lua
Eu sou a Verdade
Sou a Beleza Nua

Eu sou a Beleza
Sou a Harmonia
Eu sou a Verdade
Sou a Luz da Alegria

Eu sou a Esperança
Sou a Bem-aventurança
Sou a Alegria 
Sou uma criança

Eu sou a Cura
Eu sou o Amor
Eu sou a Beleza
Sou a Luz do Esplendor

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Violões: Daniel, Gabriel, Adriana
Vozes:  Mariana, Adriana, Gabriel, Vicente


79. EU SOU A CURA

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