OUR MISSION
To inspire a Universal Community living in love and harmony with Pachamama through the timeless codes of Universal Harmony.
Awaken the Inner Sun, live fully and beautifully, create and work together, serve the whole creation, and live in ceremony.
OUR PRINCIPLES
- Yachay — Wisdom
- Munay — Love
- Llank’ay — Sacred Action
- Kamay — Creation
- Ayni — Reciprocity
- Minka — Community Co-Creation
- Sumaq Kawsay — Living Beautifully
- Ayllu — Sacred Family
OUR TEAM
Meet the wisdom keepers, artists, guardians, and bridge builders bringing Pachamama Love Fest to life.
PAMEQORA
Altomisayoq — Sacred Valley of the Incas
Born in Lima, Peru, blessed by Apu Pachacamac and raised in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, ancestral land of her lineage of medicine women.
In 2013 she received the Q’ero Karpay initiation, awakening her gifts, and after seven years of rigorous initiations was initiated as Altomisayoq, developing the capacity to channel the consciousness of the Apus and Pachamama.
Pameqora is the founder of Pachahunai, a global community dedicated to healing and awakening consciousness through ancestral wisdom and technologies.
Trained as an architect and recipient of the RIBA Silver Medal in Architecture, she is currently pursuing a PhD in Multidimensional Conscious Cities. She is also the creator of the Chakana Map, inspired by the sacred geometry of the Andean Cross.
Guided by Apu Ausangate—one of the most sacred mountains of the Inca tradition—and Pachamama, she carries the vision of the Pachamama Prophecy.
For more than 13 years she has walked a sacred pilgrimage across five continents, from which emerged The Path of the Five Suns, activating solar consciousness in Egypt, Mexico, Peru, Tibet, and South Africa.
Her work focuses on awakening Pachamama Consciousness, guiding individuals and communities toward healing, harmony, and unity.
ANYA
Pampamisayoq · Cusco, Peru
Anya comes from a lineage of healers from the Sacred Valley of the Incas and has walked the Q’ero spiritual path since 2014 through sacred initiations across the Andes, Himalayas, Egypt, India, and the world.
His pilgrimages and spiritual journeys have guided him through the five continents, including Mount Kailash, Cora, Mount Everest, Israel, Palestine, and Dharamshala in India, where he personally offered his Andean Mesa to His Holiness the Dalai Lama.
His path is devoted to consciousness, prayer, human unity, and the activation of sacred energetic pathways known as Qhapaq Ñan— the ancient path of wisdom.
Known as a guardian of sacred mountains and a path opener, Anya carries a joyful and grounded presence, dedicated to energetic alignment, ancestral wisdom, and spiritual service through the living traditions of the Andes.
CECILIA
PAGKALINAWAN
Entrepreneur · Artist · Conservationist
Cecilia Pagkalinawan is an artist, climate activist, and entrepreneur committed to using her skills to call attention to the fragility of our Earth’s ecosystems.
After more than 20 years working for multinational corporations and technology startups in executive and management roles in marketing and e-commerce, she shifted her focus toward projects that are good for the planet and humanity.
In 2020 she moved to Tulum, Quintana Roo, and lived off-grid on Mayan land surrounded by mangrove trees and cenotes. There she met Mapuche and Mayan elders who were uniting tribes to advocate for indigenous rights at COP26 in Glasgow.
This experience began her advocacy work for indigenous tribes and the protection of indigenous lands.
In Tulum she worked for the Care with Me Foundation, promoting beach cleanups and innovative solutions that converted plastic waste into gas.
She associate produced TEDxTulum’s “Congruencia,” which focused on changemakers whose talks rallied support for climate action and environmental protection.
She founded Earthlings to support and amplify the actions of those who are guardians of planet Earth.
Her regenerative artwork has been exhibited in New York, Yucatán Art Week in Mérida, and Burning Man.
She considers herself a bridge builder connecting continents and cultures to collaborate for peace, unity, and love of Pachamama.
A NAUI-certified scuba diver for 25 years, Cecilia has tracked the erosion of coral reefs and marine biodiversity from the Pacific Ocean in the Philippines to the Mediterranean Sea in Italy, the Gulf of Mexico, and the Caribbean Sea.
Ceremonial Masters
Artists
Pachamama Love Fest
Sacred Ceremony & Celebration at 4200 Meters: Pachamama Love Festival Unites Andean Ceremony + and Music Celebration with Local Artists— In the base camp of Apu Ausangate Sacred Mountain, at the Blue Lagoon, the inaugural Pachamama Love Fest takes place July 30 - August 2, 2026. This 4-day gathering combines Indigenous Q’ero and Shipibo ceremonies with local musicians and fusion music by Bandurria and singers from the community, Q’ero musicians, Peruvian DJs Qoqeqa, MariYa aka Amari, Faua, Macone, and Pawkarmayta — all at 4200 meters in the Andes.
Rooted in Pachamama (Mother Earth): Co- created with local Quechua communities to honor Andean cosmology. 100% solar- powered stages, organic toilets + Leave No Trace principles.
Retreat & Celebration
The Pachamama Love Fest: July 30-31: Retreat with Q’eros and worldwide Indigenous people, ancestral ceremonies + optional plant medicine journeys. Aug 1-2: Music celebration of International Pachamama Day with local Peruvian artists, both traditional and contemporary. Music: Peruvian local musicians and DJs blending Andean sounds with global beats. Impact: Solar generator donation to the guardians of Apu Ausangate, artisan marketplace with 100% of sales going to Q’ero and Ausangate artisans and weavers, accommodations and food provided.
“Our goal is to unite people across cultures while protecting Ausangate,” says Melisa Ramos Hinojosa, festival founder with 13+ years leading retreats in Peru. “This is a homecoming to Pachamama.”
Tickets + Info: Full packages: camping, food,
ceremonies. Single-day music passes available.
www.pachamamalovefest.com
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