#Entréelibre Caloé - Tribute To Nat King Cole

Icon, idol, model... An emblematic figure of jazz in the 20th century, Nat King Cole was a committed musician, considered one of the greatest singers of jazz but also of Latin American music. “He was tall, very handsome, very dark, with a unique voice, still as beautiful as ever. When he sang, he was not really a singer, he sang as he liked to sing, it was less rough than some jazzmen, but it swinged just as much. ", Claude Carriere

Caloé sings, improvises, likes to juggle with words. Fervent admirer of Sarah Vaughan, she studies the "scat" with precision and technique to master it in her own way. It's going to swing tonight on the Baiser Salé stage! Caloé sings jazz, improvises, interprets music from different cultures and writes music and words. She is an avid fan of Ella Fitzgerald and studies the "scat" with precision and technique to master it in her own way. Always surrounded by excellent musicians, she performs in France and abroad. Caloé has performed in many places such as the Tribeca Arts Center in New York, the Zinco Jazz Club in Mexico City, the Cosmopolitan Hall in Oslo, the Fashing Jazz Club in Stockholm and various European festivals.

His first album was unanimously acclaimed:

“A little slap”, Jazz News

“Caloé is one of the most delightful revelations of recent seasons”, Jazz Magazine

“A magic potion able to refresh us during the summer and warm us during the winter”, Batteur Magazine