Daughter of famous Chilean pianist Carlos Maza and Cuban guitarist Mirza Sierra, cellist Ana Carla Maza performed on stage for the first time in Havanna when she was barely ten. She moved to Paris in 2012 to study at the Conservatory and embark on a solo career which has taken her to the four corners of Europe in record time. In her first album, the virtuoso musician and singer delicately revisits the musical traditions of her childhood, from brasilian bossa nova to Cuban habanera through the prism of a widened musical vocabulary. She borrows freely from Latin rhythms, pop tunes, jazz harmonies and classical technique to build an impressively mature musical universe, inhabited by a suave voice, precise pizzicati and an ethereal technique.