Music

Regressive hypnosis, medicine music, mantras, shamanic drum, didgeridoo, hand pan, harmonic chanting.

We will walk through the paths of our unconscious in a hypnotic journey in which we will visualize the present moment in which we find ourselves, until we reach the bottom of our essence. We will give color and form to the emotion that limits us from the past and we will free it from our being, leaving room for another new emotion to appear. In short, we will learn to discover parts of ourselves that are perhaps still unknown and we will heal what each one of us brings to heal.

All this information will be given by “archetypes”. At the end of the journey each person will know the meaning of those symbols that have appeared in their journey.

This experience will be harmonized with chanting and healing instruments such as the didgeridoo, shamanic drum, hang…. That with their magic and vibration, will make this journey take us to the brightest light that lies within us.

On Saturday night, the festival will culminate with a closing Bhakti Yoga concert offered by Manu Om. Inspired by the Bhagavan, devotional chants flow through Manu Om, connecting us with the Supreme and reminding us of the loving bond between the devotee and the master.

He is joined by Ana López, with her exquisite voice and harmonium; Sukhdev Prasad, whose violin gently touches the deepest emotions; and Jaume Cata, holding the rhythm through percussion.

Manu Om has already released 12 albums, all born from a devotional path and a continuous connection with Advaita Vedanta.

Paz Shanti and Gonzalo Paniagua will offer a medicine concert inspired by the roots of Central and South American traditions, where music becomes a living prayer—to the Earth, to our roots, to memory. A space of medicine songs and ancestral melodies guiding us into deep connection, healing, and presence.

Together, they create an atmosphere of song and heart—healing and transformative—that invites us to feel, release, and remember where we come from.

Prepare to journey inward and allow yourself to be held by the medicine of sound, in a night where nature, music, and spirit intertwine in a truly unique and sacred experience

Luis Paniagua will offer us a concert—or rather, a sonic journey—through his unique lyre, along with other instruments that accompany his masterful way of inspiring our hearts.

His musical training bridges both Western and Eastern traditions, especially that of North India, where he studied in 1980 with the master T. N. Nagar. His first encounter with the lyre dates back to 1974, when he recorded the pioneering album Music of Ancient Greece as a member of Atrium Musicae of Madrid, where he performed from 1972 to 1982.

From 1980 onwards, he has devoted himself almost exclusively to composing his own music, using a wide range of instruments from around the world for concerts, theatre, dance performances, documentaries, and films—performing both as a soloist and in collaboration with other musicians. Since 1999, he has focused on playing the lyre and singing, offering a balm and companionship in this world along the path of Love, Truth, Beauty, and Purity.

His album Nanas del Sol, of extraordinary beauty and harmony, will open the Saturday night