Eis que sozinho, numa noite estrelada frente ao mar, surgiu essa composição. Um rezo pedindo clareza, firmeza e compreensão nesses tempos de tormentas às forças da mãe do mar. Marinheiro se gradua nas tormentas e vamos aprendendo a navegar a vida com mais amor e sinceridade, atravessando as tempestades com calma e sabedoria.


No processo a talentosa Josii Yakecan se propôs a somar com sua linda voz, Caio Guimarães na percussão e Camilla Coutinho com suas belas imagens do mar e na criação e concepção do vídeo. Muitos agradecimentos a todos e todas!


Que esse canto traga um pouco de paz e tranquilidade! 

Odoiá Iemanjá!

check out the videoclipe:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3sjgopd6Ao

Iemanja - patrick belem, josii yakecan, caio guimarães

Canto do coração, às vezes é necessário gritar ao mundo o que se passa dentro, lá nas entranhas do nosso ser. A música é potência, cura profunda e contém toda magia de transformação. Acredito com todas as forças na criatividade e que todos e todas devemos mais é nos expressar!

Meu plano era fazer algo mais bem acabado mas não quero esperar. 🙂


Apesar de todas as limitações técnicas e musicais, todos os mosquitos durante a gravação, voltando a me acostumar com a flauta, minha vontade maior é compartilhar esse canto e ver ele ressoar por aí. Alentando os corações e trazendo alegria nesses dias intensos. Força para nós!

video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcZMM-lKuBA

Canto Envenenado - Patrick Belem

It's hard to open up my eyes
When I feel like I've been blind
All of my days, now I'm 
Wandering through the haze
And the world is looks so crazy
Maybe that's just me
Maybe it's just me

We all find our secrets
Patient in the shadows
Right there where we left them waiting
No matter how far we run
They run right beside us
Our demons know our names
Better than anyone

See me trapped within this construct
Beating at the locked up door and
Gripped tight deep within my fist
Is the key to all I've missed
That the pain is just the teacher
And the cage is just a myth

We all find our secrets
Patient in the shadows
Right there where we left them waiting
No matter how far we run
They run right beside us
Our demons know our names
Better than anyone

I spend oh so many hours 
Building up and giving power
To the worst I can imagine lives in me
And now oh to my surprise
When the ghost as me disguised
Is the best at breaking everything 
Everything, everything I dream.

You who presume you can stay dry by 
Dodging all the raindrops falling 
Thick, try lifting up your tongue
To the rain not just the sun
Nothing quite so simple
Was ever so much fun

We all find our secrets
Patient in the shadows
Right there where we left them waiting
No matter how far we run
They run right beside us
Our demons know our names
Better than anyone

In The Shadows

Canto Yawanawá revisitado que convida as nações a se unirem cantando e dançando.
Chant Yawanawá revisité qui invite les peuples à s'unir, en chantant et en dansant.

Baetê

Travelling Light

The Hill

Wako maya 

Wako maya, tone pinda ke, pinda kanarôoooo 
Tô sake ho pará, tone pinda ke, pinda kanarôoooo 
A he he wa he waya, wako maya, wako maya, wako maya, wako maya 
Wako maya, wako maya, wako maya, wako maya

Wako maya, tone pinda ke, pinda kanarôoooo 
Tô sake ho pará, tone pinda ke, pinda kanarôoooo 
A he he wa he waya, wako maya, wako maya, wako maya, wako maya 
Wako maya, wako maya, wako maya, wako maya

WAKOMAYA + varias por Panany Yawanawa

"This song is a very sacred prayer of the Huni Kuin people, calling the force of the White Boa constrictor, Yube Nawa Ainbu. We sing this prayer in the moment of healing and initiation of the patient. This song is calling a lot of healing to each of us." - Biruany Huni Kuin

Yube Nawa Ainbu - prayer of the Huni Kuin

A Huni Kuin prayer, calling on the forces of nature, the sacred elemental beings, the sun, moon, stars, waters.  An offering to loved ones walking the Blue Road.  

Recorded at home on the mountain, by the fire, on my iPhone.

Huni Kuin healing prayer

Muyun brothers Ho hey ho

A Deeply sacred Huni Kuī chant sung with a newly received melody. 

Forever grateful to the ancient wisdom of the forest and her keepers for these deeply sacred ancestral prayers and the blessing to learn and sing through the heart of the forest.  

This prayer was recorded on my iPhone.  
I just landed home from Portugal,  waiting for my family to return home.  The Sun began to kiss the Sea and my heart was full
of love. 

Today I felt to share it with you .. 

🐍 

Haux Haux 
Siri Siri Siri

Huni Kuin prayer ~ Hawe Dau Tibuya

Around midnight I sat alone with candle light in the Santo Daime temple and received this song.   We had passed our first year of grief, by the grace of Spirit we had survived it and following a mystical guidance, we were realising a dream of building a sanctuary, a home to heal,  deep in the womb of a magical mountain.  This prayer is a song of gratitude to the sacred land which held me and my family, to the path of the medicine, the beauty way which grounds, strengthens and gifts me with the wisdom to keep walking forward with an open heart.  One night a few years ago, together with a friend, "Marco like Polo", we spontaneously decided to record it and most recently I have been lovingly encouraged to share it.  I hope this song brings peace to your heart, strength to your spirit and reminds you in testing times that you are stronger than you think you are and with the loving presence, connection and intimacy with Nature, not separate from ourselves we have the capacity to heal the deepest of wounds, and make peace with ineffable pain in radical trust with the divine wisdom of the Great Mystery.  

With love, Tanya Mukani

THE BEAUTY WAY

Empowering songsmith, guide, poet, and podcast host, helping down-to-earth seekers to remember that they are already free, so they can live authentic lives where each day feels like a gift.

In The Shadows

Nathan Maingard