Meet our PeruvianTeam

Indigenous origin

Name

Education

Spiritual experience

Kumbi Aristo

Aymara from Apurímac
His Aymara lineage is known for its textile production with messages of energy representing order, progress, and technology.

Agricultural technician trained in Lima and a student of anthropology

Textile Wisdom: Kumbi guards Aymara textile traditions, interpreting tokapu codes and preserving ancient knowledge in textiles like mascaypacha. These textiles convey energetic messages and reflect Andean cosmology.

Ancestral Medicine: Kumbi practices and shares knowledge of sacred plants such as San Pedro, Ayahuasca, and other traditional medicines for spiritual and physical healing.

Spiritual Techniques: Kumbi combines meditation, breath work, mudras, reiki, prayer, and energy reading. He also practices reading coca leaves and performing rituals and offerings.

Energy and Balance: He focuses on spiritual and energetic balance through fasting and conscious breathing, emphasizing alignment with high frequencies and spiritual balance.

Instrument Creation: Kumbi runs Munay Mallky Medicine Store in Pisac, creating and exporting sacred instruments like didgeridoos, ceremonial drums, and native flutes. These instruments are seen as channels for sacred energy and spiritual connection.

Kumbi’s spiritual journey blends traditional Andean practices, personal awakenings, and a commitment to preserving and sharing ancestral knowledge.

Name

Name

Indigenous origin

Indigenous origin

Yakelin Zamata Huaman

Education

Education

Q'ero nation from the Antisuyo region.
Her Q'ero lineage is one of the ancient peoples of Tawantisuyo, the last ayllu descended from the Incas, and its highest spiritual authority is the Altomisayoc María Apaza Machaca, the mediator between the Apus and Pachamama. She is the only female Altomisayoc (spiritual priestess) of the Q’ero nation, and Yakelin is the granddaughter of Maria's eldest son.

Student at the Instituto de Educación Superior Tecnológico Tupac Amaru Cusco, majoring in: Official Tour Guide in Tourism

Spiritual experience

Yakelin grew up near the Ausangate Glacier—considered the highest spiritual power spot, frequented by spiritual guides from all over Peru to recharge their energy—in a village without electricity, internet, running water, or any Western technology.

From a young age, she was taught by tribal elders and Mother Nature herself. She is the voice of the new generation, blending ancestral spirituality with the latest discoveries about her country’s history.

She is young, yet very outspoken, has her own opinions, and questions a lot, seeking answers through inquiry.

Interests

Playing football, traveling, spirituality

Héctor Mendoza

Nation Quechua, born in Ollantaytambo
Pueblo Quechua in Peru is a large and diverse group of long-standing Andean populations whose native language is Quechua. They have a richly developed folk culture that is very vibrant and practiced daily, along with their own rituals and customs.

Professional driver with over 15 years of experience in working with tourism

Spiritual experience

Hector travels a lot and knows the roads less traveled, known only to locals, taking us to places with stunning, tear-jerking views - perfect for private ceremonies and rituals.

Hector knows folk legends and teaches rituals of gratitude to be paid to Apus - the spirits of the Mountains.

Nobody knows as many places with local delicacies as he does! His personal culture delights all my guests, he is not late like most Peruvians, he opens the car door, gives a hand, helps with the suitcases and he has a great sense of humor!

Hector has this wonderful understanding that everyone who travels with Agnivedaa - wants to see the world from a perspective unknown to mass tourism - and delivers it!

Interests

Football, fishing, Inca civilization, Peruvian civilizations and other civilizations