The “curannera” is a popular figure who practices folk or traditional medicine, utilizing natural elements in ritualistic healing to soothe the soul and spirit. She embodies an inspiring muse of Yaràkä perfectly bridging a repertoire rooted in distant cultures and steeped in rituals. Each song recounts the exorcism of evil from the soul or addresses a fear that blocks the flow of energy, finding healing through an ancestral song.

A performance that celebrates not only the timeless expressiveness of folklore, but also the power of music to make us all brothers in one world.

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Gianni Sciambarruto: berimbao, guitar, saz, doromb, voice
Virginia Pavone: voice, harmonic bark flute, shamanic tambourine
Simone Carrino: tambourine, riq, daf, kanjira, troccola, voice

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