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Huni Kuin Concert @ Dvara Sanctuary hosted by Cascadia Culture, tier 1 tickets sold out, tier 2 $38.04, tier 3 $38.54 (service fees included).

We are honored to host Yaka Banu & Nawá Siã of the Huni Kuin people for a powerful evening of music, prayer, and connection in Portland.

Traveling from the Brazilian Amazon, these spiritual leaders carry the songs and traditions of their people across continents, offering a direct transmission of culture, ceremony, and relationship with the living forest.

The Huni Kuin, meaning “The True People,” are one of the largest Indigenous nations in Brazil. Their traditions are rooted in deep ecological knowledge, ceremony, music, and storytelling. After generations of resilience through colonization and land displacement, they are now in a period of cultural revitalization, sharing their teachings globally while advocating for the protection of the Amazon.

This evening is an invitation to listen, to feel, and to connect. It is also a fundraising initiative in support of the Huni Kuin people, creating a bridge of reciprocity between communities.

Featuring:
Yaka Banu
An artist, cultural leader, and voice for Indigenous women, Yaka Banu brings forward the strength and beauty of her lineage through song and creative expression. Her work supports both cultural preservation and the empowerment of women within her community.

Nawá Siã
A devoted spiritual leader and musician, Nawá Siã has spent many years sharing sacred chants and teachings rooted in the traditions of his people. His music carries the spirit of the forest and the wisdom of his ancestors, offering a deeply moving and immersive experience.

What to Expect:
~ Sacred songs and chants from the Huni Kuin tradition
~Traditional instruments, community dance, and ceremonial energy
~ A meaningful opportunity to connect with Indigenous wisdom and culture