The Red Road or Camino Rojo, is the spiritual path of the native people of North, Central and South America. It is a vast path with different styles, techniques and understandings.
However there are common threads that undeniably hold the Red Road united: honoring the elements of nature: Fire, Water, Air and Earth as well as the 4 directions and the energies they represent. The major corner stones of this way are sweatlodges, tribal dancing and medicine circles.
Price: $ 440
The price includes a camping spot, all festival events and two delicious vegetarian meals a day.
Special festival package
River Festival plus
Tribal Gathering: $ 830
(reduction of $ 100)
To the Native Americans the sweatlodge symbolized the womb of Grandmother Earth and the heated stones represented her body, which supports all life. The fire used to heat the rocks represented the light of the world, and the source of all life and power. PachaMama has adopted the ceremony as closely as possibly to the native tradition.
The Mexica Danza is a cosmic dance. Through the movement of our bodies, the dance expresses how the human being is a reflection of the cosmos and nature.
These dances were used in ancient Aztec spiritual rituals and represent the forces of nature, the animal kingdom and the cosmic energies sacred to the Mexica. The dances connect us to the source of cosmic knowledge from which consciousness flows. They remind us to honor all that lives and grows. They are a way of aligning us with the cosmos and remembering our oneness with nature and all living things.
Coming together in prayer circles with the flavor and spirit of the Colombian Amazon has been used for centuries by the natives of the land to heal and pray and communicate to “the great spirits far and near.” It is an all-night ceremony accompanied by music meditation and prayer led by Mauricio.
Traveling from sunset to sunset on the golden era of rock ‘n roll that came into flowering in the 60’s and 70’s.
This unique event evolved in PachaMama over the last 4 years quickly winning the hearts of music lovers.
Musical masterpieces that were never heard in a setting like this before.
