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The maestro

Maestro Miguel Muñoz.

One maestro, one ceremony house. Every ceremony at Kanan Biri is led by Miguel himself.

Maestro Miguel Muñoz in a white embroidered cushma and a beaded Shipibo hat
Shipibo maestro

His path with the medicine.

Miguel is a Shipibo maestro who has walked the path of strict plant diets and sung in ceremony for 15 years. He is the father of eight, and Kanan Biri is the centre he is building on his family's land.

His healing is carried in his icaros, the songs he received through his own dietas. In ceremony he sings to each guest in turn.

How he works with you

From first ceremony to closing.

  1. Before your first ceremonyMiguel meets each guest and decides how much medicine to serve, often less on the first night.
  2. In ceremonyHe sings icaros to each person in turn, through the night.
  3. The dietaOn longer stays he chooses a teacher plant for each guest and guides the dieta.
  4. Before you leaveHe closes your ceremonies and your dieta, and tells you what to keep to in the weeks after.
Maestro Miguel Muñoz with his son, both in Shipibo dress
Maestro Miguel with his son.
His family

Hosts on the land.

Miguel's family lives on the land. They cook, prepare the plant baths and look after guests from day to day, so that Miguel can give his attention to ceremony and dieta.

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