BhaktiBloom
Artists
Special Guests
At BhaktiBloom, everyone is a special guest. All participants bring together thousands of years of life experience and profound spiritual experiences that we want to share with each other.
In addition, we want to invite people who inspire and enthuse others with their unique musical talents and spiritual insight. You can find out who they are here from February onwards.
The Kirtan Family Berlin
Berlin
A lively and steadily growing community has formed around the monthly kirtans in Berlin. Between 200 and 300 people regularly come together to chant with the Kirtan Family Band—in churches, concert halls, or outdoors.
The band combines the depth of traditional Sanskrit mantras with modern musical influences, creating a powerful communal experience.
The Kirtan Family Band consists of: Norema Pauw (lead vocals & harmonium), Sabrishnu (percussion), Kay Peter Recher (bass & percussion), Felix Wallerand (bass & guitar), Roman Görlacher (piano & guitar), Felix Leela Arun (handpan), Andreas Grotekemper (harmonium & vocals), and Joachim Dicks (guitar & vocals).
Tarana Caitanya
Croatia
Tarana Caitanya is a celebrated Kirtaniya, known for his soulful renditions of devotional music. With a deep-rooted connection to spirituality, Tarana has dedicated his life to spreading joy and enlightenment through the art of Kirtan.
Through his melodious voice and heartfelt compositions, he leads listeners on a journey of spiritual awakening and inner peace. Tarana's Kirtan has touched the hearts of audiences worldwide, leaving a profound impact on all who experience his divine music.
His Maha Mantra has reached 27 000 000 views on You Tube and made him a viral Kirtan artist . Still Tarana believes that Kirtan is his service to humanity and service to Divine .
Seth Lieberman
New York
Everyone loves Seth—and Seth loves BhaktiBloom :-)! That's why he'll be enriching our festival for the fourth year in a row!
A multi-instrumentalist, Bhakti Yogi, and harmonium teacher, he brings real soul, presence, and joy into everything he does.
His background is in classical music – he studied composition and clarinet – but his deep love for Kirtan has been guiding him for many years now.
And here’s something special: One week before the festival, Seth will offer a Harmonium Workshop Weekend in Berlin – a beautiful chance to dive deeper into Kirtan and Bhakti through sound.
Hari Kirtan Kaufmann
Indien, London & Neuruppin
Hari Kirtan is a multi-instrumentalist, singer, songwriter, visual artist and producer. He has travelled through Europe, North America and Asia and inspires with his musical diversity: from meditative to ecstatic, from his own English songs to traditional kirtan.
Together with his wife Vrindavaneshvari, Hari Kirtan will enrich the BhaktiBloom Festival for the third time, delighting audiences with their voices, harmonium, karatalas, and (bass) guitar.
With their kirtan in Berlin's Mauerpark, they bring bhakti to the heart of the city and invite everyone to sing and dance along.
