Tania y Abraham Violins Thank Mariana for 20 Min Yoga Flow

The violin duo shared a bilingual thank you after Mariana featured two Healing Frequencies tracks in her Spanish-language yoga class.

Tania y Abraham Violins publicly thanked Peloton instructor Mariana Fernández after she featured their music in her Spanish-language Beginner 20 min Yoga Flow on Monday, September 28. The duo shared a bilingual Instagram post about the moment, giving members a look at how a single class playlist can reach the artists behind it.

Mariana did more than play the tracks. She spoke about the group by name during class, and that on-camera mention is what Tania y Abraham Violins highlighted in their response.

Tania y Abraham Violins Share a Bilingual Thank You

In their Instagram post, the duo wrote that they felt truly honored to hear their music in a Peloton Studios class and to be mentioned by Mariana. They thanked her for including Healing Frequencies in her class and for sharing the moment with them, adding that they are sincerely grateful.

The post then repeats the message in Spanish, a fitting choice given that Mariana taught the class in Spanish. It closes with a link to Healing Frequencies by Tania y Abraham Violins on YouTube, inviting followers to listen, follow, and subscribe.

Mariana Fernández Introduced the Group in Class

According to the class’s English subtitles, Mariana described Tania y Abraham Violins as a new group she had been introduced to. She explained that their music is more meditative, the kind that helps you relax, and told members she was promoting Tania and Abraham’s music in the class.

That kind of shoutout fits Mariana’s approach on the mat and beyond it. Her playlists tend to carry a clear point of view, from her recent 10-minute Standing Yoga class set to Taylor Swift and Prince to her Rock en Español Run during Peloton’s Hispanic Heritage Month classes.

The Peloton Yoga Music Behind the Flow

The Peloton yoga music in this Beginner 20 min Yoga Flow includes five tracks from four artists:

• “Soul Balance” by Tania y Abraham Violins

• “El Condor Pasa” by Los Incas

• “Deep Breath” by Tania y Abraham Violins

• “NAYRA” by Carlos Carty

• “Of Wonder (Helios Rework)” by Chad Lawson

Two of the five songs come from Tania y Abraham Violins, and both carry the Healing Frequencies album artwork in the Peloton app. The rest of the Peloton yoga music in the class matches the meditative tone Mariana described, with Los Incas pulling from a collection of Andean music and a Helios rework of Chad Lawson’s “Of Wonder” rounding out the list.

Where to Find Mariana’s Spanish Yoga Class

The class is listed in the Peloton app as a Beginner 20 min Yoga Flow with Mariana Fernández, taught in Spanish with English subtitles available, so members who don’t speak Spanish can follow along. Members who want to hear Tania y Abraham Violins in context can look for it in the Peloton 15 to 20 minute yoga library, alongside Mariana’s other short flows.

For a broader look at her catalog, Mariana’s Greatest Hits Collection spans yoga, running, and more, and her Wake Up With Energy Breathwrk program adds a seven-day breathing practice to the mix.

For Tania y Abraham Violins, one 20-minute class put Healing Frequencies in front of Peloton members on the mat. The album is just as suited to sitting back, relaxing, and listening as it is to a yoga flow. For members, it is a good reason to look past the familiar names in a playlist, since the Peloton yoga music in a single class can be the start of a new listening habit.

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