Delfina Mun is an argentinian medicine woman, musician and visionary artist. Her art expresses healing, transformation and the great mystery of praying with the sacred plants of our Mother Earth. Since she was very young she has dedicated herself to the service and study of master plants, traditional indigenous ceremonies and sacred arts.

Delfina’s music brings together sacred chants from indigenous lineages of Abya Yala with her own medicine music compositions.

Her dedicated study of the ancestral voice is influenced by her southern roots and enhanced by her spiritual studies in the Amazon rainforest with the Yawanawa.

Flutist and vocalist Giselle World is a captivating performing & recording artist infusing ritual and indigenous culture into the electronic scene.

She is a classically trained musician and composer who has been journeying in the electronic music scene for over 10 years.

Through her travels and love of ceremony she’s created a soundscape of unique, conscious textures and fusion of tribal electronic medicine music whilst curating an alchemic experience honoring the elements and inspiring healing through powerful use of indigenous chants and ancient mantras.

She has been extensively in service to plant medicines, & advocates for indigenous rights, as well as sharing about indigenous wisdom and culture all over the world using music as a main tool by teaching about the cultures through workshops and song circles.

Gracia María is a woman of Prayer who dedicates her life to the service of Plant Spirits indigenous to her homeland Peru.

Whenever she’s not leading retreats across the world she is submerging herself into deepening her knowledge and connection through dietas with the indigenous tribes in the Amazonas.

As a loyal servant of the Great Mother, Gracia Maria acts as a bridge between spiritual and physical planes by applying ancient wisdom, weaving tradition and her own methods through her own expressions of the healing arts spreading seeds of freedom and awakening.

As a live looping artist and one-man orchestra Poranguí weaves ancestral songs and indigenous rhythms from around the globe. Creating his performances from scratch using looping technology, Poranguí’s live grooves range from meditative to dance party, moving the body, lifting the spirit, and transcending the divide between performer and audience.

Reared among the three cultures of Brazil, Mexico and the U.S., Poranguí was steeped in various traditional forms of music, healing and ceremony since birth. Drawing from his cross-cultural background and ethnomusicology training at Duke University, Poranguí has over twenty years of international work experience as an artist, musician, educator, filmmaker, consultant and therapist, utilizing the healing properties of sound and movement to foster our individual and collective well being.

Pura Fé (Tuscarora/Taino) is an Indigenous activist, singer-songwriter, and storyteller known for her distinct, soulful vocals and for breathing life into several musical genres. Her work as a musician has brought her around the world to do work at festivals, benefits, in classrooms, online, and in the studio. As a Native activist and cultural leader, she has done work to combat the erasure of native culture, restore traditions, build community, fight corporate takeover of native land, and give a voice to those facing social injustice.