Saturday 28 November, 20:30

Les Créatives – Natalia Doco: Latin Pop Mystique

Booking Required

Natalia Doco blends Argentine roots and contemporary pop to create a poetic, intimate sound. Drawing on Indigenous heritage and spiritual textures, her new album Hacha navigates themes of emancipation, transformation and feminine power within a sharper, urban pop landscape. Her voice and sparse arrangements invite reflection, alternating between fragile balladry and rhythmic, modern grooves. The performance promises a sensual, emotionally resonant experience framed by subtle production and a strong creative identity.

Chemin de Mancy 61,
1245 Collonge-Bellerive
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Photo Credit: DR

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