Free txirîti sacred chant class
With vocals and guitar
With the young leader Vana Noke Koî of the Noke Koî indigenous people.
February 25th | 6pm | online via Zoom
Free txirîti sacred chant class
With vocals and guitar
With the young leader Vana Noke Koî of the Noke Koî indigenous people.
February 25th | 6pm | online via Zoom
Vana Noke Koî
Vana Noke Koî is one of the leaders of his village. Raised on Indigenous land in the heart of the forest, he underwent processes of physical and spiritual strengthening from a young age.
Today he preserves the knowledge of more than one hundred traditional Txirîti songs, as well as the Shenipavo (stories of the Noke Koî Indigenous people), practices, customs, and spiritual teachings of the Noke Koî worldview.
Vana Noke Koî
Vana Noke Koî is one of the leaders of his village. Raised on Indigenous land in the heart of the forest, he underwent processes of physical and spiritual strengthening from a young age.
Today he preserves the knowledge of more than one hundred traditional Txirîti songs, as well as the Shenipavo (stories of the Noke Koî Indigenous people), practices, customs, and spiritual teachings of the Noke Koî worldview.
Your teachers
Vana was mentored by two great elders: his grandfather, Pajé Mekê Wanînawa , a teacher of the traditional Txirîti chants, and his great-uncle, Pajé Kochti Kamãnawa, the last shaman of a strong lineage of Romeyas that existed in the history of the Noke Koî people, recognized throughout his ethnic group for his knowledge.
Your teachers
Vana was mentored by two great elders: his grandfather, Pajé Mekê Wanînawa , a teacher of the traditional Txirîti chants, and his great-uncle, Pajé Kochti Kamãnawa, the last shaman of a strong lineage of Romeyas that existed in the history of the Noke Koî people, recognized throughout his ethnic group for his knowledge.
