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A song that honors the sacred medicine of Yage/Ayahuasca. It talks about the effects of Yage 💃🕺and what is happens in a ceremony of this sacred plant. Yage is a teacher plant used in rituals around the world, in particular in South America, where the plant comes from. Here is more information abour this ritual 👇
Lyrics
El Yage de esta ceremonia vino G C
De la selva del amazonas F Am
De mi Tierrita Sagrada F Am
Mariposas Arcoíris, serpientes de colores G
Madrecita Ayahausca. C
The Yage of this ceremony came from G C
The Amazon Jungle F Am
Of our holy land F Am
Blue Butterflies, Colorful Serpents G
Mother Ayahausquita. C
Con mi Parche junto al fuego
Compartimos una copita de Yage
Invocando la Diosa del Amor
Con mágicas esencias, encantaciones,
De nuestro hermoso corazon.
With my Parche near the fire
We share a cup of yage
Invoking the Goddess of Love
With Magical Essences, Chantings,
From our Beautiful Heart
Después de un tiempo suspire
Y me senté para soñar cantar
Bajo una brisa fresca
Sentí la dulce esencia del amor
En mi cantar canción
After a While I took a breath
And sat down to dream sang
Under a cool breeze
I felt the sweet essence of love
In my dream song
Yage, entraste a mi corazón
me dieron unos deseos divinos de danzar
y como un kuntur bajo el sol
me diste alas para volar
Yage, you enter inside my heart
I felt this divine desire to danza (with you)
And under a cool breeze
I felt the sweet essence of love in my dream song
yage yage, yage yage, yagecito, yage yage yage iiii
pachamama, madre tierra, mother earth, mother earth, madre tierra, pachamama
Mama Quila, Madre Luna, Mother Moon, Mother Moon, Madre Luna, Mama Quila
Taita Inti, Padre Sol, Father Son, Father Son, Taita Inti
Eskawata kayawa, kayawey kiki, eskawata kayawa kayaway kiki, eskawata kayawa, kawawey kiki
Vuela corazón valiente G Dm
Abre tus alas y ve mas allá Am F
Mas allá de las Estrellas y el Sol G Am
Mas allá del padre tiempo F G
Fly my brave heart
Spread your wings and fly very far
Farthest than the stars and the sun
Farther than Taita Capricorn
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Words:
Kuntur = Condor in Quechua
Taita = Respected Father (Respetado Padre)
eskawata kayawa kayaway kiki = everything can be converted to joy (todo se puede convertír en dicha) - Huni Kuin
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