MaYita Music in the Netherlands 2025: A Tour Full of Power and Healing
After a year of deep work and spiritual and sonic growth, MaYita came back to the Netherlands. This time accompanied by her team of guardians from SomoS Sanctuary, offering unique and transcendent experiences of healing and consciousness.
“Something very beautiful we found there, and which feels very palpable, is that people have a very pure, very clean hearts. There is still a level of innocence that allows for a unique depth in the work. It’s something truly beautiful: with such open and willing hearts, music and prayer flow harmoniously. There’s a lot of tenderness; they welcome us as if it were our home.”
The concerts and ceremonies were held in ancient churches and castles—places filled with a special magic capable of transporting us through time. It was like being in another era, in times full of generosity and abundance.
Times of Change
We are going through powerful times. Time and space are shifting, and new layers of active telepathy are being felt, giving us access to a living memory. History is now telling itself, and in doing so, its narrative slips a bit from the traditional notion of time.
This is what we experienced in the Netherlands: wonderful human depths, we were able to clearly hear the voice of a very sweet land, with a heart open to magic. At the same time, we sensed the restlessness, the need of many people to harmonize trauma, memory, blood, and territory.
Questions around sexuality, reflections on the present situation where different world governments seek to influence humanity through fear. All of this allowed for meaningful and deep prayers to be planted in the land and the community.
MaYita Music and SomoS Sanctuary United: Music to Anchor a Prayer
As we move forward in our mission, we continue to find meeting points with our allies and core strengths. In this way, the concert-ceremonies of MaYita and SomoS Sanctuary become transcendent moments of spirituality and art to anchor our prayers.
The experience: a hypnotic concert that invites the audience to activate their guardianship. And more than just an invitation, it encourages and energizes participants to become active co-creators of prayer and music, to unite with the heart of the altar and thus awaken their powers as guardians.
“We don’t want to do fleeting concerts that come and go without leaving much behind. We want to offer experiences that plant seeds in the hearts of participants, activating their guardianship, seeking to generate community and territorial coherence.”
SomoS: A Family That Keeps Growing
Around 100 people attended the main event. It was a powerful experience for both the audience and the MaYita and SomoS Sanctuary team. Without a doubt, this has been one of the most impactful occasions where the prayer could be planted most strongly, in the joint company of so many people.
The space opened with a cacao ceremony led by Family of Fire Netherlands, the guardians of the sacred fire in the Dutch territory. Our hosts were the Mankind family. A family-based group with a strong community anchor who are constantly opening doors to new collaborations, alliances, and community weavings.
“This was a very strong and important invitation. It is a deep honor to be part of this intercontinental alliance where powerful and new connections are being seeded. A strong impact is felt in the community through words, sharing, and the joint work that took place in the ceremonies and the concert.”
Next, MaYita’s team of women guardians stepped into action. This includes Willa Kveta, MaYita’s partner and wife, and Gina Savino, guardian and vocal coach, who joined us on her first trip with the team. It’s worth noting that Gina is a well-known singer in Colombia and in the world of Latin American music, making her presence and contribution a great honor in this space.
On behalf of MaYita, a very special thank you to these two wonderful, powerful, magical women. Deep gratitude also to the SomoS Sanctuary team who supported this journey and helped build these alliances, generating a meaningful impact in the lives of many around us.
Text by: MaYita & Leandro Vinasco A.
Photos: Willa Kveta