Name: Bawan Meni - Shipibo Ikaro de curacion by SANTIPARRO in Icaro
Duration: 4 min 20 s
Description: Shipibo Ikaro for healing recorded live during ayahuasca ceremony in the Amazon, Peru.

Icaro

Gotas de Agua de Janička
todos somos gotas de agua fluyendo al mar
...por amar..

Gotas De Agua

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ICAROS. AYAHUASCA. TAKIWASI

Shipibo Ikaro for healing recorded live during ayahuasca ceremony in the Amazon, Peru.  

Bawan Meni - Shipibo Ikaro de curacion

Shipibo Ikaro for healing recorded live during ayahuasca ceremony in the Amazon, Peru.

Bawan Meni - Shipibo Ikaro para equilibrio

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Hola Pachamama

Yurac Chacruna

Song recorded in a ceremony circle in the Maha Templo in the Sacred Valley, Cusco on April 2016. 
Singing Diego Palma, Leticia Sideris, Milagros Casaverde, Nacho Rodriguez and the beautiful Pisaq tribe. 
Original song by Jarah Tree. Thank you Jarah!!

Instruments were tuned to 432Hz, a non-standard tuning widely believed to transmit beneficial healing energy due to its resonance with our body’s own vibrational frequency.

Medicine songs

Madrecita Ayahuajita

Songs of the Plant Spirits

Icaro to Connect With the Earth, Sky and Water Spirits

Recorded live on the shores of Lake Atitlan, Guatemala in January, 2017, this EP is an acoustic sneak peek of IEMANJO's upcoming full-length release featuring a bonus version of the beloved Peruvian medicine song "Desde Cuñaq Viene"

All songs/lyrics written by IEMANJO (Ben Harris) except for "Desde Cuñaq Viene" (traditional Peruvian)

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Ben Harris: vocals, ukulele
Isaac Fairbank: bass
Paul Mitchell: guitar, harmonium, vocals
Eric D. Vaughan: flutes
Marco El Tigiro: percussion
Jurema Yakecan, Matia Kalliangas, Diana Egizi: vocals and percussion

Recorded by Matthew Eklund, mixed by Ben Harris
Mastered by Sergio Brentan at Fluxfield Studio, Brazil

Desde Cuñaq Viene

Que las plantas maestras resuenen con nuestro Ser.

Cristina - Sunaray  (La Aurora Icaros From The Amazon)

Chant traditionnel Ayawaska de guérison (AMAZONIE) Pérou

RICARDO AMARINGO-Icaros de Abrir

Alan Scheurman began making music as Santiparro in 2010 after a Wixarika elder gave him the name on a pilgrimage to collect peyote. Translated as “a lens that sees many things not usually seen” but aware it also signifies “magnifying glass,” Scheurman is certain it was given to indicate he was the gringo with big glasses, not some special seer. His first EP of bedroom recordings, Get Well Soon, on FM Dust, was influenced by his early experiences  in peyote and ayahuasca ceremonies. After its release, Scheurman relocated from Detroit to Brooklyn. In 2015, Gnome Life released Santiparro's self-produced True Prayer LP, featuring contributions by Will Oldham, Kyp Malone, and others. He later moved to Joshua Tree, occasionally touring in intimate settings. Spending 3 months each year in the Peruvian Amazon studying within the Shipibo tradition, he wrote the majority of 2018’s The Talon - exploring new territory with the help of producer J Ashley Miller. That year Scheurman became a father and releasing new music took a back seat, though a few singles would follow. In 2020, he released Shadow Dancer before organizing a series of pandemic fundraising concerts for Amazonians. Later he’d release a cover of Magic Wand by Little Wings for a Gnome Life cassette. In 2023, he put out a cover of Bonnie “Prince” Billy’s Squid Eye and returns in 2024 with Everywhere You Ever Were —  a reflection on the work that came out of a decade of study with the Shipibo and feels like a return to form.

Bawan Meni - Shipibo Ikaro de curacion

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