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Curawaka is a cross-cultural music collective whose powerful vocals, traditional instruments, and ceremonial rhythms connect ancient indigenous traditions with contemporary world music.
Formed by artists from Norway, Mexico, and Argentina, the group brings a rich cultural perspective to every performance.
Led by vocalist and songwriter Anna Bariyani, Curawaka gained international recognition with the breakthrough album Call of the Wild, featuring fan favorites "Noku Mana," "Te Nande," and "He Yama Yo." Their 2023 follow-up, Dreamtime, expanded the project's sound through lush arrangements and global collaborations. In 2025, Curawaka returned with Olokun, a spiritually charged release invoking sacred feminine forces of the sea. With millions of streams and a growing global audience, their live shows offer an uplifting, transcendent journey across cultures, languages, and borders worldwide today.
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Artist bio
World medicine music band. Mystic roots and sacred horizon. Healing and prayer in sound.
Soundscape influenced by sacred deserts, jungles and highlands. An ode to Pacha Mama and to life itself.
Principle members from Norway, Argentina and Mexico.
Plus d'infoSoundscape influenced by sacred deserts, jungles and highlands. An ode to Pacha Mama and to life itself.
Principle members from Norway, Argentina and Mexico.
Genres:Scandinavian, World Fusion, Medicine Music, New World, World Folk, Latin
Membres du groupe: Alberto Arroyo, Tavo Vazquez, Anna Bariyani
Ville: Mjavatn, Norway
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ZeyZey Miami
353 NE 61st St, Miami, FL

ZeyZey is a vibrant music venue and cultural hub in Miami’s Little Haiti, opened in July 2023 by the team behind Michelin-starred Los Félix and Krüs Kitchen. Focused on G...
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