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Delfina Mun Akarâ Huitzilcuicani is a visionary who’s paintings and voice interweave expressing the healing, transformation and great mystery of praying with the sacred plants and animals of our Mother Earth. She shares her study of the ancestral voice in traditional ceremonies, with deep roots in her homeland, Puelmapu, and enhanced by her studies in the Amazon rainforest. Bringing the prophecy of the Condor and Eagle, where the north and south meet in one prayer, she highlights the importance of spiritual alliances, offering her song with reverence, remembrance and recultivation of ancestral tradition and indigenous culture. Keeper of the Teocali Quetzalcoatl altar, Delfina shares through ritual practices and profound expressions of spirit. She travels throughout Abya Yala - Anahuak praying for the waters, preserving culture and land, as an activist with deep love for the people of the earth and the lands that formed her. She is currently releasing her second musical album and supporting indigenous projects across the continent as a co-founder of the non-profit Xinachtli.co
