Sunday 12 July, 16:00

Tanya’Lya — Pop/Soul Concert

Singer and guitarist Tanya’Lya offers a luminous pop-soul set built around intimate voice-and-guitar arrangements. Her warm timbre and nuanced phrasing bring slow-burning ballads and syncopated grooves to life, balancing vulnerability with soulful strength. Sparse instrumentation creates close-up textures, letting subtle dynamics and expressive phrasing shape emotional arcs. The performance favors immediacy and soft intensity, inviting listeners into a contemplative, sunlit sound world.

In French.

Rue de Lausanne 126,
1202 Genève
Photo Credit: LA Barje
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Photo Credit: LA Barje

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