Roda de Rapé s Iarou Guimarães (BR)

English version below


You are invited to join the healing work with Rapé and sananga.🌿🕯️🙏🏿
🍃Together with Iara Guimarães and Arturo Amaral, we will dive again into the sacred work with tobacco, with rapé medicine. Baptized in the village as a nãnke in the Huni Kuin tribe from Acre, Brazil, Iara guides us through it all to the sound of her captivating voice, traditional drum and guitar rhythms. You can be sure that Iara with her "cabocl" energy will instantly transport you to the Amazon rainforest🦜🐍🦋


🍃In the second part of the evening you are invited to bring and share music and singing to united in unity, celebrating life together and praying for peace. If you play an instrument, you can bring it with you!


🍃Recommended contribution: 500 CZK

There will also be the possibility to buy fresh rapé from Iara on the spot, but we recommend you bring your own bottles if you have any🙏🏿

Wonderful refreshments and delicious cocoa will be available for purchase on site🥗🥘🍨☕


More information below about Iara and hers work:
Iara da Jurema, born in São Luis de Montes Belos, Brazil, is the adopted daughter of Dona Vanda, Mae de Santo of Umbanda. Dona Vanda taught her the ways of Umbanda, a syncretic Brazilian religion that mixes African traditions, Catholicism, spiritualism and indigenous traditions. Central to umbanda is the singing of pontos, accompanied by a symphony of drums, connecting with the African homeland and the orixás – the divine energies and forces of nature.


Iara embodies presence and self-awareness, channeling the forces of nature through her powerful, ​​a far-reaching voice. Her performances are inspiring, with a steady drum beat and syncopated clapping rhythms that resonate deeply. Her indigenous name Iara, given to her by Mae de Santo Madrinha Vanda, means "lady of the waters," "mother of the waters," and "she who enchants with beauty." Watching her perform is proof of her captivating beauty.


Iara's dream is to establish a treatment center on the outskirts of Brasília, surrounded by nature and beauty. Its vision is to create a space for cultural exchange, to welcome people from Europe and the whole world. Her goal is to preserve and share the cultural knowledge handed down by her ancestors, promote peace and mutual understanding🙏🏿💗


https://youtu.be/1qWklRQh2Fk?si=HVNZy2XL-50KxzuO


You are cordially welcome 😊
Haux Haux


ENG:
You are invited to join the healing work with Rapé and sananga.🌿🕯️🙏🏿
🍃Together with Iara Guimarães and Arturo Amaral, we will immerse ourselves again in the sacred work with tobacco, with rapé medicine. Baptized in the village as a nãnke in the Huni Kuin tribe from Acre, Brazil, Iara will guide us through it, also with the sound of her captivating voice, traditional rhythms on drum and guitar. You can be sure that Iara will instantly transport you to the Amazon rainforest with her "cabocla" energy🦜🐍🦋


🍃In the second part of the evening, you are invited to bring and share music and singing to come together in unity, celebrate life together and pray for peace. If you play an instrument, feel free to bring it along!


🍃 Recommended contribution: CZK 500

There will also be the possibility to buy fresh rapé from Iara, but we recommend you to bring your own bottles if you have any🙏🏿

Wonderful snacks and delicious cocoa will be available for purchase 🥗🥘🍨☕


More about Iara and her work:
Born in São Luis de Montes Belos, Brazil, Iara da Jurema is the adopted daughter of Dona Vanda, Mae de Santo of Umbanda. Dona Vanda taught her the ways of Umbanda, a syncretic Brazilian religion that mixes African traditions, Catholicism, spiritualism and indigenous traditions. The central point of Umbanda is the singing of pontos, accompanied by a symphony of drums, connecting with the African homeland and the orixás – the divine energies and forces of nature.


Iara embodies presence and confidence, channeling the forces of nature through her powerful, far-reaching voice. Her performances are inspiring, with a steady drum beat and syncopated clapping rhythms that resonate deeply. Her indigenous name Iara, given to her by Mae de Santo Madrinha Vanda, means "lady of the waters," "mother of the waters," and "she who enchants with beauty." Watching her performance is a testament to her captivating beauty.


Iara's dream is to establish a healing center on the outskirts of Brasília, surrounded by nature and beauty. Her vision is to create a space for cultural exchange, to welcome people from Europe and the whole world. Her goal is to preserve and share the cultural knowledge handed down by her ancestors, to promote peace and mutual understanding🙏🏿💗


https://youtu.be/1qWklRQh2Fk?si=HVNZy2XL-50KxzuO


You are very welcome😊
Haux Haux!