#Jazzdedemain Eliana Barreto

Eliana invites us to discover the beginnings of her new musical universe. After the release of her first album Instants d'après-midi, mixing Mingus, poets of the Beat generation and compositions. In this new project, the singer introduces us to Coline Bernard, a fascinating and disconcerting character whose adventures we will follow throughout the sets, taking us on a bold and unique adventure. Born in Venezuela, Eliana Barreto is a singer with a mixed universe. Eliana discovered music very early, her father, a musician, rocked her to the rhythm of "Bobo de la yuca" by Benny Moré. At a very young age, she learned to imitate Edith Piaf and La Lupe, her two heroines. By joining El Teatro del Laberinto at the age of 8, theater and music became inseparable for her. Since 2017, Eliana has been living in France where she continues her musical training alongside her studies in Spanish-American literature, which she uses to nourish her compositions.
Saudade, poetry and a confluence of contradictory emotions punctuated by jazz, Eliana takes the spectator to live a complete, synesthetic and felt experience. By mixing styles and offering a journey through her different influences, emotion and technique harmonize during timeless performances.

Launched in 2012, the #JazzDeDemain program initiated a series of monthly and bimonthly residencies. This framework offers young artists a valuable opportunity to experiment on stage, refine their repertoire and present it to the public. This dynamic and inspiring niche celebrates creativity without borders. #BeCurious!