Sunday 15 November, 14:00

Héritage(s)

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Led by singer‑composer Lia Naviliat Cuncic, Héritage(s) offers a fresh perspective on Latin American music. With her quartet she blends original compositions and inventive arrangements of popular repertoire, exploring South American roots through the energy of improvisation and the colour of Latin percussion. Surrounded by close collaborators, the project weaves an intimate yet communal celebration where memory becomes living material. Finalist of the Prix des Musiques d’Ici 2023, the ensemble is praised for its freedom, depth and rhythmic intensity.

Avenue de Miremont 46,
1206 Genève
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