Eliana Barreto Blame It On The Boogie

Saudade, poetry and a confluence of contradictory emotions punctuated by jazz, Eliana takes the spectator to live a complete, synesthetic and felt experience.

Created in 2012, the #JazzDeDemain gave birth to a series of residencies to allow artists to experience the stage, to explore a repertoire, A promising and promising niche where creativity and emulsion have no limits . #BeCurious!

From the Bee Gees to Luis Miguel, from Veronique Sanson to Rocío Durcal, Eliana Barreto invites you to an All Stars evening tribute to the 70s/80s, for the last date of her residency of the season. Born in Venezuela, Eliana Barreto is a singer with a mixed universe. She discovered music very early, her father, a musician, rocked her to the rhythm of “Bobo de la yuca” by Benny Moré, and she learned to imitate Edith Piaf and Lupe at a very young age.