Puma Blanco is the musical avatar of singer, composer, sound healer, and ceremonial facilitator Andreas Hüttel. A project devoted to voice and music as the living, relational forces that can support the reunification of humanity with all that is sacred.

At the heart of this work lies a dedication to Truth — and to remembering what has been fragmented, forgotten, or distorted in modern life. Whether through his music, ceremonies, or healing work, Puma Blanco’s creations arise from the same thread: to help rekindle the honouring of the sacred in the hearts of human beings. And to mend the wound between the masculine and feminine.

Musically, this devotion takes the form of ceremonial and devotional soundscapes rooted in voice, rhythm, organic instrumentation and spacious presence. The music is created not for entertainment, but for deep listening — as a support for altered states, integration, prayer, and quiet remembrance. 

Drawing inspiration from years of studying indigenous song traditions, the contemporary science of frequency, natural and holistic forms of healing, and the intelligence of the living world, Puma Blanco’s sound invites the nervous system to soften and the deeper layers of being to come forward.

Alongside original compositions and ambient soundscapes, Puma Blanco carefully shares his versions of sacred songs from Amazonian tribes. These healing chants are offered with reverence and respect for their origin, and any income generated from cover recordings is returned to the communities from which the music originates.

Across all expressions — music, plant medicine work, Kambô healing, and the Re:Union containers — the orientation remains the same: to tend the wound between the masculine and feminine, to restore trust in natural intelligence, and to reopen a living relationship with the sacred. 

Puma Blanco’s music is an invitation not to escape the world, but to remember how to meet it with presence, humility, and truth.