Kukul is a ceremonial musician, multidisciplinary artist, and guide of embodied ritual rooted in the ancestral wisdom of Mesoamerica. Born in southern Mexico and walking the path of sacred arts, he bridges music, movement, and spiritual presence to create spaces of remembrance, healing, and poetic transformation.

With deep reverence for the voice as medicine, Kukul weaves harmonic singing, ritual, and somatic practices into experiences that awaken the body, still the mind, and open the heart. His journey has been shaped by years of walking with elders, land-based traditions, and sacred medicines—especially in alliance with the Sonoran desert and the Comcáac people.

Through concerts, workshops, retreats, and men’s circles, he shares living transmissions where art and ceremony meet. Each offering is an invitation into presence, where breath becomes prayer, sound becomes guide, and the body returns to its original wisdom.

With humility and devotion, Kukul holds space for transformation, not as a teacher, but as a mirror, inviting the soul to sing its own song home.