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MEET THE TALENT
PEIA
Peia Luzzi is an American born song collector, writer and multi-instrumentalist based in the mountains of Appalachia.
Like water from a deep well, she draws inspiration from her ancestral roots of Celtic and Old World European folk music. With a voice that dances nimbly from Child Ballads and 17th C. Irish laments, to Scottish Waulking Songs, and Bulgarian mountain calls, she has traveled & studied extensively over the past 12 years to reconnect with her own ancestral song tradition.
With three studio albums to date and international touring since 2014, Peia has acquired a dedicated and diverse following around the globe.
Ima Nazca
Ima Nazca is a medicine music project led by Claudia Contreras, an artist whose journey bridges continents and cultures. Born in Spain and nourished from childhood by the vibrant Argentinian
folklore of her father and grandfather—both musicians—Claudia’s creative path has always been deeply linked to ancestrality and
ritual expression.
After a decade of nomadic explorations across Europe and Asia, in 2019 she settled in Mexico, a country whose rich ceremonial traditions inspired her to weave her music into spaces of prayer and collective healing. From her home in the mountains of Tepoztlán, she developed her solo project in 2022, focusing on reviving ancestral sounds into contemporary melodies that inspire and awaken the listener into a transformative journey. Her performances—rooted in spiritual connection and the wisdom of nature—have echoed throughout festivals and venues in Mexico, South America (Chile, Argentina, Peru, Colombia), and across
Europe (Spain, Switzerland, Italy, France, Austria, Germany, Slovenia, and Lithuania), inviting audiences into deep, transformative musical experiences.
TERESA DE JESÚS
Venezuelan singer-songwriter and dancer on the path of consciousness, Teresa facilitates Ancestral Circular Dances, Sacred Circles, and the Moon Dance. She also works as an energy therapist and guardian of the Rite of the Womb.
Her medicine is the union of voice and movement with the heart—guiding participants into states of peace, self-recognition, harmony, and gratitude. Through this connection, she honors Mother Earth and all her elements, creating spaces for healing and awakening in every sacred encounter.
Together with her partner, Venezuelan singer-songwriter Jesús Hidalgo, she co-founded the international medicine music festival Todo el Mundo Dice Aho.
JESÚS HIDALGO
Jesús Hidalgo is a Venezuelan singer-songwriter and activist dedicated to the defense of Mother Earth. With six albums to his name, including a Latin Grammy-nominated debut, his music blends spiritual messages with a call for planetary healing. He is the co-founder of the International Festival of Medicine Music Todo El Mundo Dice Aho and has performed at major conscious music events across Latin America and the U.S., including the UN General Assembly for Earth Day.
Jesús has collaborated with environmental and cultural organizations such as Sachamama.org, ChaskiFest, and the Conscious World Pact, and is also the founder of Project Pachamama, supporting Indigenous communities and social causes throughout Latin America.
Niní Gallón
Niní Gallón is a Brazilian artist who finds beauty in simplicity and authenticity. A singer, guitarist, harpist, and composer, she brings a unique perspective on life to her music, translating her personal experiences into melodies and lyrics that touch the heart. In a musical landscape where much has already been done, there is still room for the new, and Niní stands out for her originality, translating her life experiences into simple and contagious words and melodies, inviting her audience to connect with the present and the lightness of her art.
cynthia zak
Cynthia Zak is a writer, communicator , the author of five published books, a classically trained musician, and a singer-songwriter who has composed more than 150 songs and meditations for children and adults, inspiring mindfulness, kindness, connection, and joy.
She is a mindfulness and yoga teacher, director of the Yomu Institute, and founder of The School of Sound, where she introduces children and families to the transformative power of music, silence, presence, and high-vibrational instruments.
Cynthia is a HeartMath practitioner specializing in heart-brain coherence for the prevention and treatment of stress, trauma, and anxiety. She is also a prenatal, birth, and postpartum doula, as well as a death and grief doula, accompanying individuals and families through life’s most sacred transitions, from birth to death and every threshold in between.
An explorer of mysticism, a curator of sound, and a lifelong student of the human spirit, Cynthia is the mother of three extraordinary humans and the grandmother of a beautiful baby. She travels the world training teachers, healthcare professionals, families, and children in the art of emotional intelligence and the science of sound as medicine.
Cuach Cuach
This year, the beautiful image that accompanies us was created by Cuach Cuach, an inspiring creative space from Chiguayante, Chile.
Founded by Leandro Villanueva (architect and illustrator) and Pamela Mella (Spanish teacher, seamstress, and social media manager), this project is born from the fusion of their trades and the quest to explore new visual and material narratives.
The work of Cuach Cuach is characterized by mixing art, culture, and territorial identity, actively promoting the care of nature through each of their pieces. We are deeply grateful that their vision captures the essence of our gathering.