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AYELE Projects, 45 Paseo Andrés Segovia, La Herradura (2026)

03/06/2026

Embraces that reshape the way we relate,
meeting one another through empathy,
through the wisdom of human touch,
remembering our shared humanity,
remembering how to feel with one another.

We listen to the voices of Indigenous peoples,
guardians of an ancient wisdom,
still alive,
still intact.

In times of crisis,
of fear,
of war...

Connect.
Connect.

Unity is the medicine.

Because in a world that seeks to divide us,
choosing to stay together,
to gather,
to embrace one another,
is a revolutionary act.

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Highlights from the screening of YARK’AY: The Forgotten Voices of the Amazon at .molino

Directed by , this documentary celebrates the ancestral wisdom held within the Amazon rainforest, while also serving as a call to action; a reminder that each of us can play a part in supporting Indigenous resilience and resistance, in this ongoing struggle for human rights and the rights of Mother Earth.

Because every seed matters.

Thank you to all the souls who gathered to raise this prayer together.

A prayer for the forest.
A prayer for humanity.
For more sustainable futures.
For a world where children can run free, healthy, and joyful in every corner of the Earth.

Axé.

Thank you, tribe

31/05/2026

On Saturday 6th JUN, we gather at .club - Herradura for an afternoon of film (español & english subtitles), community, and dance.

We are AYELE, an international alliance of women amplifying the voices of marginalized communities, using art, filmmaking, and communication as tools for resistance, resilience, and collective empowerment.
On this occasion, we present the documentary film: “YARK’AY – The Forgotten Voices of the Amazon”, Directed by Selina Giorgio.

A powerful and moving work that highlights the resistance and ancestral wisdom of Indigenous peoples in the Brazilian Amazon.

✨ The Program
20h - 20:30h Arrival / Greetings
20:30h - 21:30h Embodiment circle with Casya Childers ()
21:45h - 22:30h Screening of the documentary film “YARK’AY - The Forgotten Voices of the Amazon”
22:30h - Closing circle
22:45h - Dancing at La Cochera

🌱Donation-based event
– Suggested contribution: 10€ (Give what you can)
🌱 Your presence will directly support Indigenous initiatives in the Amazon, and every seed counts.

Please book in advance so we can save your spot.

This will be a family-friendly event (depending on your child’s age).

🐶Dog’s are NOT allowed, sorry!

More than a Film Screening, we aim to create a space for connection that strengthens local ties in La Herradura and opens possibilities for long-term collaboration with women, migrants, and other vulnerable groups in our region.

Come to listen.
Come to feel.
Come to be part of the change.

28/05/2026

Bajamos la tela
Y alzamos el rezo

“El pueblo unido jamás será vencido”

Gracias a todos los corazones abiertos que vinieron a escuchar el llamado de la selva.

“YARK’AY, las voces olvidadas del Amazonas”,
🎥dirigido por ;
Es un documental que conmueve profundamente.
A la vez que nos recuerda la fuerza que habita dentro de nosotros mismo, especialmente, cuando recordamos el sentido de la unidad; que viene siempre acompañado de humilde pertenencia.

Gracias a .granada por acogernos en su hogar
y a la comunidad bonita del Albayzín por tanto cariño!

Gracias al equipo de organización por tanto amor en los detalles!!

Gracias a las voces resilientes del amazonas
que resisten, que a pesar de todo, siguen cantando,

Somos Uno con los otros.
Uno con el territorio.
Uno con la vida.

Los siguientes encuentros serán muy pronto:

*30th de Mayo en Órgiva - Molino de Benizalte
*6th de Junio en La Herradura - La Cochera

Estás bienvenido a venir y recordarte parte fundamental de un todo.

*Fotografias de 📸

18/05/2026

30th May in Órgiva – Community Screening, Amazon Cinema

We continue our series of community gatherings dedicated to film, reflection, art, and collective memory.
Through this community encounter, we hope to nurture spaces where stories can be felt, voices can be heard, and new alliances can emerge, inviting connection, dialogue, creativity, and conscious action.

We will be screening a Documentary Film in Órgiva for the second time, on Saturday, 30th of MAY, at Eden Sanctuary (Molino de Benizalte). * Parking at the eucalyptus forest *

We present the documentary: “YARK’AY – The Forgotten Voices of the Amazon”, directed by Selina Giorgio. ()
 A powerful and moving work that highlights the resistance and ancestral wisdom of Indigenous peoples of the Brazilian Amazon.

We are AYELE, an international alliance that amplifies the voices of Indigenous communities, using art, film, and communication as tools for resistance and collective empowerment.

This gathering will include:
* A group connection dynamic with Ariana Parra (.art)
* Documentary Film screening (subtitles in Spanish and English)
* Food (at fair prices)
* Open creative lab for children and adults
* Tribal music playlist for a little dancing
* Sustainable arts and crafts by

This is a donation-based gathering, with a suggested contribution of 10 euros. Give what you can; every seed counts.

Your contribution will directly support Indigenous initiatives in the Amazon. On this occasion, specifically “The Clay Route” from the initiative, led by Indigenous Kichwa women from Ecuador.

More than a film screening, we seek to create a space of connection that strengthens local bonds and opens possibilities for long-term collaboration with women, migrants, and other vulnerable groups in our region.

Come to listen. Come to feel. Come to be part of the change.

17/05/2026

Proyección Comunitaria de Cine en Albaicín (Go with the wind)

Con gran alegría, abrimos este nuevo ciclo de encuentros comunitarios de cine en el sur de España; un espacio itinerante para el cine, la reflexión, el arte y la memoria colectiva.
Durante los próximos meses, recorreremos distintos pueblos y ciudades, tejiendo encuentros que inviten a la conexión, el diálogo, la creatividad y la acción consciente.

A través del cine documental, la música y la presencia comunitaria, esperamos nutrir espacios donde las historias puedan sentirse, las voces puedan ser escuchadas y nuevas alianzas puedan surgir.

Nuestro siguiente encuentro tendrá lugar el miercoles 27 de Mayo en .granada, Albaicin - Granada.

Somos AYELE, una alianza internacional que amplifica las voces de comunidades marginadas, utilizando el arte, el cine y la comunicación como herramientas de resistencia y empoderamiento colectivo.

En esta ocasión presentamos el documental: “YARK’AY – Las Voces Olvidadas de la Amazonía”, dirigido por Selina Giorgio

Una obra poderosa y conmovedora que resalta la resistencia y la sabiduría ancestral de los pueblos indígenas de la Amazonía brasileña.

El encuentro incluirá:
· Dinámica grupal de conexión sonora con
· Proyección del documental (subtítulos en español e inglés) · Comida y bebidas del equipo Go With the Wind (precios justos)

Este es un encuentro basado en donación:
aporta lo que puedas 🌱, con un mínimo de 5€ para asegurar el apoyo al espacio que nos acoge.

Tu contribución estará también apoyando directamente iniciativas indígenas en la Amazonía. Cada semilla cuenta.

Más que una proyección, buscamos crear un espacio de conexión que fortalezca los lazos locales en Granada y abra posibilidades de colaboración a largo plazo con mujeres, personas migrantes y otros grupos vulnerables de nuestra región.

Ven a escuchar.
Ven a sentir.
Ven a formar parte del cambio.

16/05/2026

En el tejido vibrante de nuestra existencia, las voces de los pueblos indígenas son los hilos ancestrales que conectan la sabiduría del pasado con la urgencia ineludible del futuro. Su presencia es más que un legado cultural; es la manifestación viva de la soberanía territorial y la autodeterminación, un recordatorio inquebrantable de que somos parte de un todo interconectado y que su destino es el nuestro.

Proteger a los pueblos indígenas es un imperativo político y ético que exige abrazar la justicia climática y social en su máxima expresión. Es reconocerlos no solo como guardianes de la biodiversidad y los pulmones de nuestro planeta, sino como actores fundamentales en la gobernanza global. Sus conocimientos ancestrales, forjados a través de milenios de coexistencia armónica con la naturaleza, nos ofrecen caminos vitales hacia la resiliencia y la sostenibilidad en un mundo que clama por una transformación profunda y sistémica.

Los territorios que ellos protegen son bastiones de vida y resistencia frente a la voracidad extractivista. No podemos permitir que sus luchas por la autodeterminación, la defensa de sus tierras y de sus propias vidas sean invisibilizadas o reducidas a un mero folclore. La resistencia indígena es un acto profundo de amor por la Tierra, por la vida y por las generaciones venideras; es una declaración política de existencia y dignidad frente a estructuras de poder que históricamente han buscado silenciarlas.

Es tiempo de unir nuestras voces para amplificar las suyas, de exigir el respeto irrestricto a sus derechos colectivos y de honrar su dignidad inherente. Creemos firmemente que la verdadera transformación social nace del respeto mutuo entre seres humanos y no humanos, y del cuidado compartido como principio rector de toda política pública y acción colectiva.

Unirse a la resistencia indígena salvaguarda culturas milenarias y entreteje los pilares de un futuro más justo, equitativo, compasivo y enraizado en la solidaridad para toda la humanidad. Es una inversión en nuestro propio futuro, una afirmación de que políticas más respetuosas con la vida son posibles y necesario.

15/05/2026

With great joy, we open this new cycle of community film gatherings in the south of Spain; a travelling space for cinema, reflection, art, and collective remembrance.

Over the coming months, we will journey through different villages and cities, weaving encounters that invite connection, dialogue, creativity, and conscious action. Through documentary film, music, shared food, and community presence, we hope to nurture spaces where stories can be felt, voices can be heard, and new alliances can emerge.

Our first gathering will take place this Sunday, May 17th, at El Studio () in Órgiva.

We are AYELE, an international alliance of women amplifying the voices of marginalized communities, using art, filmmaking, and communication as tools for resistance, resilience, and collective empowerment.

On this occasion, we present the documentary: “YARK’AY – The Forgotten Voices of the Amazon”, Directed by Selina Giorgio ()
A powerful and moving work that highlights the resistance and ancestral wisdom of Indigenous peoples in the Brazilian Amazon.

The gathering will include:
·Documentary screening (Spanish & English subtitles)
·Embodiment grupal dynamic
·Food (Fair prices)
·Open Art Laboratory for children and adults
·Music
·Sustainable arts and crafts

This is a Donation based gathering, give what you can 🌱
“Every seed counts”
Your contribution will directly support Indigenous initiatives in the Amazon.

Limited spots available – please book in advance.
This will be a family-friendly event (depending on your child’s age).

Dog’s are not allowed, sorry!

More than a screening, we aim to create a space for connection that strengthens local ties in Órgiva and opens possibilities for long-term collaboration with women, migrants, and other vulnerable groups in our region.

Come to listen.
Come to feel.
Come to be part of the change.

15/05/2026

Community Film Screening in Órgiva (español & english).

With great joy, we open this new cycle of community film gatherings in the south of Spain; a travelling space for cinema, reflection, art, and collective remembrance.

Over the coming months, we will journey through different villages and cities, weaving encounters that invite connection, dialogue, creativity, and conscious action. Through documentary film, music, shared food, and community presence, we hope to nurture spaces where stories can be felt, voices can be heard, and new alliances can emerge.

Our first gathering will take place this Sunday, May 17th, at El Studio, in Órgiva.

This Sunday, May 17th, we gather at El Estudio (), Órgiva, for an afternoon of film, community, and conscious action.

We are AYELE, an international alliance of women amplifying the voices of marginalized communities, using art, filmmaking, and communication as tools for resistance, resilience, and collective empowerment.

On this occasion, we present the documentary: “YARK’AY – The Forgotten Voices of the Amazon”, Directed by Selina Giorgio ()
A powerful and moving work that highlights the resistance and ancestral wisdom of Indigenous peoples in the Brazilian Amazon.

The gathering will include:
·Documentary screening (Spanish & English subtitles)
·Embodiment grupal dynamic
·Food (Fair prices)
·Open Art Laboratory for children and adults
·Music
·Sustainable arts and crafts

This is a Donation based gathering, give what you can 🌱
“Every seed counts”
Your contribution will directly support Indigenous initiatives in the Amazon.

Limited spots available – please book in advance.
This will be a family-friendly event (depending on your child’s age).

Dog’s are not allowed, sorry!

More than a screening, we aim to create a space for connection that strengthens local ties in Órgiva and opens possibilities for long-term collaboration with women, migrants, and other vulnerable groups in our region.

Come to listen.
Come to feel.
Come to be part of the change.

Contact: Ari +34604359923

05/05/2026

Manga Apa was born in the Ecuadorian Amazon, created by Kichwa women of Sarayaku. Through clay gathered from the forest, they keep alive ancestral knowledge passed down for centuries.

They are organizing a gathering: a cycle of ceramics and art-therapy workshops for women of the territory; space for learning, healing, and collective memory.

They are also creating The Route of Clay; a micro-documentary that follows the journey to the sacred places where clay and red pigment are born, and where knowledge passes from hand to hand.

Your support helps this living tradition and strengthen the autonomy of the women of Manga Apa.
 Like the tree Sarita planted: “the more love it receives, the more it grows.”

This is beyond ceramics. It is territory, memory, and resistance.
You can found the Link to support in bio.

The videos feature Sara Gualinga, and the voice of her daughter, . Both leaders of the Manga Apa project.
 The hands of Sarita and many hands together planting a little tree of hope.

Filmed during the artistic residency “TEJERNOS”, in collaboration with .projects and from

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