Gaby Moreno

Guatemalan Gaby Moreno embodies like few other artists a global and Pan-American idea of ​​music, which mixes blues, jazz, soul and r'n'b, but also border sounds, boleros, joropos, calypso, tropicalism or singer-songwriter.

The best example of this was the extraordinary "¡Spangled!" (2019), an English, Spanish and Portuguese album, made with the company of the legendary arranger and composer Van Dyke Parks or the less legendary Jackson Browne, she erected a monument to Latin American musical wealth.

A pulsating and colorful sound, the sixth album of his career was a landmark in a career of more than a decade, during which she has collaborated and toured with Tracy Chapman, Ani Difranco and Hugh Laurie.

Singer-songwriter-producer earned a Grammy nomination for her album, "Illusion", an Emmy nomination, and won a Latin Grammy in 2013 for the Best New Artist.

Her moving version of “Cucurrucucú Paloma” was chosen to play at the end of the emotional episode "God Bless America" ​​for the last season of Netflix' original show, "Orange Is The New Black”.

Gaby Moreno also sang the theme song and voices a character of Marlena on the multi Emmy Award-winning Disney children's television series, “Elena of Avalor”, which features Disney's first Latina princess.