Brazilian music styles that go far beyond bossa nova and samba: The captivating sounds of internationally acclaimed musician Zélia Fonseca never cease to fascinate. On 16 March 2025, the composer, guitarist and singer from the south-east of Brazil will perform at the Laboratorium cultural center.
Beforehand, she will rehearse Afro-Brazilian rhythms such as Ijexá, Baião and Maracatu with participants in the masterclass. Pieces are developed together and presented at the Open World Music Stage.
Zélia Fonseca is known for her unique combination of jazz, indie and pop with the rich traditions of Brazil's African and indigenous cultures. As part of the duo "Rosanna & Zélia", she has released eight albums and traveled the stages of the world. Her collaborations with greats such as Compay Segundo, John McLaughlin and Joe Zawinul underline her musical excellence and intercultural sensitivity.
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