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Music has long been known to enhance the healing powers of medicine. The Banyan Bowl at Pinecrest Gardens (11000 SW 57th Ave, Pinecrest, FL 33156) will once again be the site of the Todo El Mundo Dice AHO! medicine music, featuring live performances by Poranguí, Pura Fé, Teresa de Jesús, and festival’s founder / climate change activist Jesús Hidalgo, plus special guests Gracia María, Giselle World, Delfina Mun, and Chris Orange. Tickets for the ninth annual edition are on sale now at bit.ly/TodoElMundoDice.
“We’re excited to once again be partnering with the Todo El Mundo Dice AHO! concert organizers, and look forward to putting on another successful concert in Pinecrest,” says event producer Eric Vazquez. “This year’s edition will include a special prayer for children, teenagers, and for all the new seeds, to ask for and manifest clarity and guidance, and for them to always be accompanied.”
Reared among the three cultures of Brazil, Mexico and the U.S., headliner Poranguí was steeped in various traditional forms of music, healing and ceremony since birth. Drawing from his cross-cultural background and ethnomusicology training at Duke University, Poranguí has over twenty years of international work experience as an artist, musician, educator, filmmaker, consultant, and therapist, utilizing the healing properties of sound and movement to foster our individual and collective wellbeing.
Pura Fé, whose name means “Pure Faith,” was born in New York City and an heir to the Tuscarora Indian Nation. She is an artist, an activist, and much more. Her musical journey, running the gamut from folk to mainstream through an artful use of the blues, reflects the concerns of an artist who grew up in the Motown era, while citing Buffy Sainte-Marie, Charley Patton and Joni Mitchell as her true mentors. Pura Fé has studied and performed ballet professionally and has been in several Broadway musicals and TV commercials.
Venezuelan Jesús Hidalgo is a Latin Grammy-nominated singer / songwriter and producer who recognizes Mother Earth as an entity with rights worthy of respect. Partner Teresa de Jesús Padron considers herself a guardian of Mother Earth, and a singer / songwriter of the path of consciousness dedicated to facilitating ancestral circular dances, sacred circles, and moon dances. When they perform together, they aim to balance the sacred feminine and masculine energies in their experience.
Gracia María is a woman of prayer who dedicates her life to the service of plant spirits indigenous to her homeland Peru. Washington, D.C. flutist and vocalist Giselle Real-d’Arbelles is a captivating performing artist infusing ritual and indigenous culture into the electronic scene. Born in Argentina, Delfina Mun began to develop herself from childhood in the arts by experimentation with drawing, painting, collage and song. Colombian Chris Orange is a man of prayer who started his music path at the age of 6 where he began with classical piano and singing.
Event support generously provided by the Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs. All ages are welcome, and doors open at 4:45 p.m. For more information, please visit TodoElMundoDiceAho.com or call 305-669-6990.
