Swiss Pop Singer 1

This Swiss Pop Singer newest release includes 14 catchy pop tunes. With a generous help of Spanish guitar, the sometimes catchy, sometimes atmospheric songs bring a Latin touch guaranteed to put you in the mood for strolling barefoot on the beach on a warm summer evening.

Her warm and velvet-like voice suffuses seductiveness and fragility, youth and maturity into a very pleasing blend that at once excites and relaxes. Stylistically, this record is set somewhere between Pop and Bossa. The tasteful arrangements leave lots of room for this Swiss Pop Singer to weave threads of silk and sisal into a rich tapestry. The lyrics move between dreamy, wistful, occasionally melancholy like a sunset, and then turning saucy and whimsical. They tell stories of life, love, breakups and-chocolate. Easy listening with depth.

Swiss Pop Singer albums

This singer has already released various successful CDs. She has been on multiple TV and radio programs (Risiko, NightMoor, Takito, Weekend Music, TAF life, Talk Täglich), as well as having appeared in almost every popular magazine in her native Switzerland (Schweizer Illustrierte, Tele, Schweizer Familie, Blick, Sonntags Blick, Annabelle). These diverse appearances have allowed her to reach a wide and eclectic audience.

This Swiss Pop Singer has breathed deeply the rarified air of the musicals world in such productions as the Swiss hit "Space Dream I", where she played in over 100 shows as the female robot "Macchina". In 2002 and 2004 she was presented to the German public in the musical “Evita”. Again in 2004 she played in the Swiss production of “Evita”, this time in the beloved character of Peron’s Mistress.

Swiss Pop Singer studies

This Swiss Pop Singer discovered her love of singing as a small child. At 12 years of age she began studying classical voice, and started performing regularly already as a teenager. After receiving her diploma in Languages, she took the decision to make music her occupation and began to study singing at the Jazz School in Luzern, and then at the Swiss Jazz School in Bern. She has never regretted her decision to turn her passion into her profession. "I have the best job in the world. I get to do what I love best, namely singing, and at the same time can add happiness to other's lives. Moving people with my singing and taking them out of their workaday lives, even for a few moments, is a true gift".