A ceremony unlike any other
Kapary accompanies two of the three ceremonies with live Kichwa-Andean music.

December 9–14, 2026 · El Retiro, Antioquia
A five-night Camino al Sol retreat where traditional Colombian yagé meets the living Kichwa-Andean music of Kapary during two ceremonial nights.
Complete retreat
USD 1,000
Screening before payment
Music has always been part of Camino al Sol's ceremonies. This December, that tradition expands through a special collaboration with Kapary, inviting guests to experience the living sounds of the Andes within an established five-night ceremonial journey.
This retreat brings together two traditions in a spirit of mutual respect. Alongside preparation, ceremony, integration, and time in nature, Kapary's presence creates a richer cultural experience while preserving the integrity of both traditions.
Camino al Sol's ceremonial leaders continue to guide every aspect of the yagé ceremonies. Kapary joins the retreat as musical collaborators, accompanying two ceremonies with live music rooted in generations of Kichwa-Andean heritage.
Kapary is a seven-member ensemble based in Bogotá and formed by descendants of the Kichwa-Otavalo people. For more than three decades, Kapary has shared Kichwa-Andean music across Colombia and internationally, carrying forward a musical tradition rooted in ancestry while continuing to create new arrangements for contemporary audiences.
At the heart of their work is Sumak Kawsay, or “Good Living,” a philosophy centered on harmony, reciprocity, community, and respect for nature. These values continue to shape both their music and the way they understand cultural tradition.

Kapary accompanies two of the three ceremonies with live Kichwa-Andean music.
The collaboration creates respectful dialogue without presenting distinct traditions as interchangeable.
Screening, preparation, accommodation, meals, ceremony support, integration, and transport remain central.
Additional opportunities to meet and share with Kapary during the retreat are currently being developed and will be announced only once confirmed.
The special musical collaboration sits within Camino al Sol's established structure of preparation, ceremony, integration, and return.
Arrive at Yaogará and transition gradually into the retreat setting.
The retreat begins with time to slow down, arrive, and connect with the land.
Arrive at Yaogará and transition gradually into the retreat setting.
The retreat begins with time to slow down, arrive, and connect with the land.





Every application is reviewed by our medical team, including a dedicated medical doctor, to ensure safety and suitability.
Participation is based on screening, not automatic booking.

Medical Advisor
Medical Oversight
Dr. Marta Turpin
Medical Advisor & Screening Lead
Apply without payment. The payment schedule begins only after Camino al Sol has completed its review and approved participation.
Special December retreat
USD 1,000
Maximum 16 participants
Application and medical screening
No payment is requested before approval.
USD 500 deposit after approval
Secures your place once your application has been approved.
USD 500 remaining balance
Due 45 days before arrival. Approvals within 45 days require full payment.
A small group will gather in the mountains of Antioquia for a five-night journey of preparation, traditional Colombian yagé ceremonies, integration, and the living music of Kapary.