Vuela Colibri: Indigenous Sacred Sounds of South America

Join us for an intimate evening of ceremonial music as we journey through the sacred sound traditions of Indigenous South America.

This gathering is offered in deep reverence—an opportunity to listen, feel, and connect with ancestral melodies that have been carried through generations as vessels of healing, prayer, and remembrance.

Throughout the evening, we will honor songs and musical traditions from several Indigenous lineages, including the Huni Kuin of the Acre region along the border of Peru and Brazil, the Quechuan peoples of the Peruvian Andes, the Aymara of the Altiplano region of Bolivia and Northern Chile, and the healing Ícaros of the Shipibo shamans of Peru.

These songs are shared with humility and respect, acknowledging the wisdom, resilience, and living stewardship of the Indigenous peoples of the Amazon and Andes. Our intention is to create a space of listening, devotion, and cultural honoring—where sound becomes a bridge between worlds, generations, and hearts.

Come as you are and allow the music to guide you into stillness, connection, and reverence.

Featured Musicians:

Catalina Edwards — Singer & Facilitator

Gillian Underwood — Vocals & Guitar

Read Forrest — Vocals & Guitar

Travis Bradley — Bass & Guitar

Monty Schmidt — Percussion