Paraguayan Songwriters Collective Celebrates Two Years with Concert of Female Composers
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- The collective Cancioneras Paraguayas is celebrating its second anniversary with a concert featuring four Paraguayan women composers.
- The event, held on August 14 at La Serafina in Asunciรณn, offers free admission.
- Cancioneras Paraguayas aims to provide visibility and create spaces for women in Paraguayan music, having previously published two volumes of composers' works.
The collective Cancioneras Paraguayas is marking its second year of activity with a special concert showcasing the work of four national women composers. The event, scheduled for Friday, August 14, at 8:00 PM at La Serafina, offers free admission to the public.
This musical gathering will feature live performances by Sofรญa Barudi, Sari Carri, Bรกrbara Cรกceres, and Missmaella. The night is dedicated to celebrating the creative output of Paraguayan women songwriters and composers.
Cancioneras Paraguayas, comprised of cultural managers, singer-songwriters, and composers, focuses on fostering opportunities for connection and development within the music scene. Their work aims to promote the visibility and circulation of women's contributions to Paraguayan music.
Over the past two years, the collective has also published two volumes of works by Paraguayan composers, expanding the reach of their creations beyond live performances. These publications complement their ongoing efforts to create spaces for collaboration and learning within the music community.
Originally published by ABC Color in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.