MEET THE TALENT
A gathering of voices, songs, and medicines from around the world!
This year, the stage of Todo el Mundo Dice Aho shines with voices and hearts that guide us on a journey deep into the soul. From Indigenous communities of the Amazon to singer-songwriters from the Caribbean and the Andes, each artist brings a song, a medicine, and a story that connects us with life and with our ancestors.
ELI LIGHT
Eli Light is a Colombian-born, Miami-based DJ and event producer known for creating powerful ceremonial and healing music experiences. Her sets combine ancestral rhythms with electronic beats, inviting audiences into a cosmic journey of dance, connection, and transformation.
As the founder of ALTAR, a ceremonial event brand, Eli integrates ritual, spirituality, and music to open healing portals and honor the cycles of nature. Through her high-vibrational sound, she inspires people to reconnect with themselves, with community, and with Mother Earth.
Her music is more than entertainment—it’s an immersive experience of unity, feminine energy, and spiritual awakening that transcends borders and expands consciousness.
DANIELLA RINCÓN
Daniella Rincón is a Venezuelan-born vocal artist, singer, medicine woman, and ceremonialist whose work explores the voice as a bridge between worlds. Blending sacred song, ancestral wisdom, and somatic awareness, she creates soundscapes that invite presence, connection, and heartfelt awakening. With over a decade of professional experience as a voice artist and a lifelong devotion to music, Daniella now weaves her artistry with her deep studies in ancestral medicine and ceremonial traditions, opening portals of remembrance through the transformative power of sound.
XAMÓNIKA
XAMÓNIKA is a Colombian-American singer, composer, and multi-instrumentalist born into a lineage of musicians where piano, guitar, and percussion shaped her earliest expressions. Blending her Latin heritage with gentle electronic textures, she creates a deeply soulful sound that honors both tradition and innovation and mixes both Spanish and English, her native tongues. Her music is rooted in silence as much as sound—an intentional space where healing and heart-opening transformations can unfold. Drawing inspiration from nature, indigenous teachings, and the healing arts, XAMONIKA offers immersive journeys that bridge ceremony and song, inviting listeners into profound connection with themselves and a collective movement toward love, expansion, and embodied living.
XAMÓNIKA’s mission is to expand consciousness and bring unity to the hearts of humanity through music that is woven with prayers, love, and reverence for our earth, elements, and master teachers.
GISELLE WORLD
Giselle is an international medicine woman, recording artist, and composer known for her healing music with voice and flute. For over 14 years, she has served the medicine community, studying with indigenous tribes in Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, and Peru, and deepening her path through master plant dietas.
Her music is a bridge between cultures, honoring ancestral wisdom and creating spaces of healing, unity, and consciousness. Giselle has collaborated with Native American tribes, global organizations, and ceremonies, offering workshops and song circles that share indigenous culture through music.
Beyond her artistic journey, she has also served as a Humanities Professor for more than a decade, blending education with spirituality. Through her mission, Giselle uses music and plant medicine to connect people to the frequency of Pachamama and inspire collective purpose.
KEYSEL
Keysel is a Dominican singer-songwriter, folk and medicine musician, visual artist, and poet based in South Florida. Born in the coastal town of Barahona, Dominican Republic, his artistic journey has taken him across the world, blending diverse cultural influences into his music.
His sound weaves folk traditions, rhythm, and healing melodies into a colorful tapestry that honors nature, beauty, and the human spirit. A multi-instrumentalist and facilitator of human connection, Keysel believes that everyone carries a song within, and that music holds the power to heal the mind, body, and soul.
Guided by the teachings of his mentors, he uses his art to inspire authenticity, unity, and purpose, spreading compassion and joy through every performance.
PUTANNY YAWANAWA
Yawanawá spirituality is a sacred territory where a woman had never dared to step, for since ancestral times, it had belonged exclusively to men.
In 2005, two women, Putanny and her sister, were the first women to embark on the highest diet of the Yawanawa and take the sacred oath of the Yawanawa people. They have since been recognized as the first women to undergo Yawanawá spiritual training. After a year of strict diet, they earned their communities' respect as spiritual leaders, and opened the way into this sacred path for many other Yawanawá women. A break in tradition that united the male and female universes - and brought the magic of feminine spirituality to strengthen the Yawanawá culture.
PEU YAWANAWA
Peu is one of the most devoted spiritual leaders from the younger generation of the Yawanawa people. He committed to the sacred “samakei” (diet), the Yawanawa’s highest spiritual initiation, for five consecutive years. In this period, he received direct teachings from the elders Tata and Yawa, who have recently passed away. His studies with the elders brought exceptional strength to his work with the sacred healing prayers of his ancestry. Today, Peu is responsible for preparing and serving the medicines in the Sacred Village. He is also a talented musician, having traveled to Europe, North America, and Asia, where he shares Yawanawa spirituality.
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NAWASHAHU YAWANAWA
Nawashahu is the eldest daughter of Putanny and the chief Nixiwaka Yawanawa. She has been brought up to become a leader.
Nawashahu has been very dedicated to her studies of Yawanawa spirituality, dieting with the elders, and always seeking to learn more from the leaders of the tribe. Nawashahu is a guardian of this knowledge and a very talented singer, who has accompanied her parents in their work and travels outside the villages since an early age. She creates melodies and moving musical compositions to the traditional Yawanawa chants, her voice has a unique healing force, and her songs are known throughout the lands.
MUKASHAHU YAWANAWA
Mukashahu is the youngest daughter of Yawanawa chiefs Nixiwaká and Putanny. She comes from a long lineage of indigenous leaders and medicine men and women and has been raised to be a leader of the Yawanawa people in the future. She lives in the Sacred Village of the Yawanawa people, where she learns the Yawanawa language, spirituality, history, and the songs.
From an early age, she mastered the acoustic guitar and now, in her teenage years, brings out a strong and healing voice ready to accompany her sisters and her mother.
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.
MARLON PRUZ
Marlon Pruz is a Miami Beach–based illustrator and muralist known for blending spiritual imagery, street culture, and classical elements through intricate line work. His art serves as a universal language, fostering connection and community engagement across cultures. Inspired by human interaction and daily life, Marlon creates detailed, dynamic pieces that invite viewers into layered visual narratives. His work spans global murals, community projects, and collaborations with major brands, reflecting his deep passion and artistic versatility.
MAPU HUNI KUIN
Mapu Huni Kuin is a globally recognized Indigenous leader and musician from the Brazilian Amazon who is using his rising fame to champion Indigenous culture and protect the rainforest. A celebrated voice on the Grammy-nominated album The Future is Ancestral, Mapu blends ancestral wisdom with contemporary music to spread his message of Alegria—joy, connection, and healing. Through his music, leadership, and immersive experiences at his cultural center, Huwa Karu Yuxibu in Acre, Brazil, Mapu is building a global movement to preserve the Amazon and elevate Indigenous knowledge as a guiding force for humanity’s future.
