Make plans for the Huni Yawa Amazon Immersion with Dua Ninawa Huni Kuin and Wãnu Yawanawá happening Feb 12-15, 2027 in Tulum, Mexico!
This is your invitation to spend four days within the traditions of Dua Ninawa Huni Kuin and Wãnu Yawanawá, artists from two distinct indigenous peoples, sharing songs, ceremonies, conversations and community life.
Come gather to listen, participate with respect and experience the quieter rhythm of life together. Each artist embodies a unique lineage of songs, knowledge and spiritual traditions.
HUNI YAWA: Two Voices from the Brazilian Amazon
Music is one way to begin knowing someone. Behind the songs of Dua Ninawa Huni Kuin and Wãnu Yawanawá are two distinct peoples, personal histories and relationships with the Brazilian Amazon.
Dua Ninawa Huni Kuin is a musician, composer and multi-instrumentalist whose work brings together songs from his culture and his own compositions.
Wãnu Yawanawá, from Mutum Village, works with voice and guitar and is the creator of the musical project INIA.
Their collaboration creates a conversation between Huni Kuin and Yawanawá musical traditions, while preserving the differences between them.
YURA grew from musician and host Ariê’s relationships with Indigenous artists and communities in Brazil. Those friendships developed into cultural gatherings, concerts and exchanges, later connecting with a community in Tulum.
A living tradition. A shared experience. Space to listen. Time to connect.
The rhythm of the gathering is shaped by the family, the group and the living traditions being shared.
Four days at Nahku Tulum.
A private, solar-powered retreat setting, with Mayan-inspired domes, community spaces and places to rest in the jungle.
The Huni Yawa family leads the ceremonies, shares the songs and carries its traditions according to its own lineage. YURA cares for the hosting, translation, logistics and relationships that allow the gathering to unfold.
A small group creates space for personal conversation, shared meals and genuine connection.
“My experience at Yura Tulum is one I will treasure forever.” ~ Rach M.
