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Momento 3:420:00 / 3:42
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Tres minutos 3:530:00 / 3:53
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Vuelvo a creer 2:560:00 / 2:56
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Ahora 2:560:00 / 2:56
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Canta canta 3:050:00 / 3:05
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“This is a wonderful record by an emerging artist of talent and sensibility. These songs come from a gentle and open space that brings together elements of South American folk music with a fresh and transparent approach to songwriting. The production is sophisticated yet has a natural quality that's very attractive. ”
— Matthew Nicholl, Chair of the Contemporary Writing and Production Department at Berklee College of Music.
[Versión en español]
"I like to think that I am flexible matter, constantly molding and learning little by little to live in this world and to live with the people around me. The experience of life is so full of gigantic small events that I constantly find new paths to enjoy and to see everything in amore compassionate way. The amount of richness, light and darkness that happens inside and around us in 24 hours, is enough to be as happy and connected as we need, if we pay attention and can see life thriving in every corner" --Onna Lou
Onna Lou is a singer-songwriter born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Her music fuses Latin pop-rock with Argentine Folk, Jazz, Latin American rhythms, Tango and even Flamenco. Her lyrics strike the depth of human nature with her subtle yet powerful poetry. The honesty of her melodies is a result of her argentine roots and her beautiful and sensitive way of looking at life which make her music truly unique.
In the last few years she has studied and worked with the multiple Latin Grammy winner producer and songwriter Javier Limon. During that time she produced a music video with Berklee College students for the also multi Latin Grammy winner Alejandro Sanz. This experience gave her the opportunity to participate in the 2013 Latin Grammy Awards performing with the artist. More recently she met internationally acclaimed Spanish singer songwriter Rosana and performed as a guest at her New York show during her USA tour 2015.
She has been performing as Onna Lou since 2011. Performing in Argentina and the United States, organizing individual and group performances together with amazing artists.
She majored in Classical Composition at Universidad Catolica Argetina in Buenos Aires. In 2012 she moved to Boston and majored with honors in Contemporary Writing and Production at Berklee College of Music.
“Ahora” (Now) is her first album; it is warm and intimate with a mainly acoustic sound.
The release show took place on December 18th 2015, in Buenos Aires.
In 2016 she moved to Winnipeg, Canada. She has been performing extensively from private events at places like Winter Club, festivals like Winnipeg Jazz Festival, Folklorama, Winnipeg Fringe Festival, concert halls like CCFM’s Pauline Boutal hall, house concerts, and weekly performances at places like Hermanos, Mona Lisa, McNally Robinson, and Stella’s among others. She has become an active member of Winnipeg’s rich music scene.
In her short time in Canada she has also received the support of Winnipeg Arts Council and Manitoba Arts Council on 2017 and 2018.
She is currently working on the production of her next single "Dejame que me marche sin ti" and its video to be released this August. On October 7th she will have a special show at The Park Theatre in Winnipeg, that will be filmed and recorded live with the support of Manitoba Arts Council, in a double bill night with artist Marco Castillo.
Bio by Guadalupe Campos