The leader of this Philadelphia Colombian Band blends Latin American rhythms with jazz and her poetry to create a one of a kind musical brew. Her songs focus on the progressive, challenging injustices as they pertain to love, to life and to the Land as her own name says.

Philadelphia Colombian Band leader

With a rare contralto voice that pierces the heart, she transcends the age gap with the intensity that only a musical leader can do. With her new project, a quartet including exotic instruments as the colombian harp, she builds a world of poetry walking through latin american rhythms as Cumbia, Bambuco and Joropo (Colombia), Zamba (Argentina), Lando (Peru) Bossa Nova and Samba (Brasil), Flamenco (Spain), mixed with the unique New York style.

The leader of this Philadelphia Colombian Band's first CD released 2008 is a hole trip around latin America with a New York sensibility.

In 2006 she released her first Poetry Book, where she developed a new concept of poetry mixing her colombian roots with the US culture and her own experiences as inmigrant and New York resident.

Philadelphia Colombian Band performances

Among the many stages where she performed, she had the opportunity to sing in the annual Colombian heritage festival held at the Madison Square Garden and was one of the audience’s favorite artists.

A performance art legacy-- having been a member of her father's traveling theater company since childhood-- the leader of this Philadelphia Colombian Band delivers an intensity in music that could be described in words, but is much better experienced.