Xenia França hails from Bahia, the birthplace of Brazil’s most iconic musicians — Gal Costa, Caetano Veloso, and Gilberto Gil to name a few. França continues in that distinguished lineage, building a career that’s captivated audiences at home and abroad. Her sound honors the roots of African diaspora in Brazil, blending traditional percussion with electronica, jazz, and R&B. She was nominated for a Latin Grammy in 2018 both for her debut album Xenia and for the single “Pra Que Me Chamas?”

“…‘Diva, gorgeous, muse’ are the words you hear from the audience… Xenia França is a force of nature ” - Tais Toti - Racafaca

Legendary Nicaraguan singer-songwriter Luis Enrique and the critically acclaimed Venezuelan group, C4 Trío, were awarded two Latin Grammys for their album Tiempo Al Tiempo for Best Folk Album and Best Arrangement (“Sirena,” arranger: Rodner Padilla) at the 20th Annual Latin GRAMMY® Awards and no doubt they will continue nabbing nominations. The artists were also nominated for Best Tropical Album at the 62nd annual GRAMMY® Awards. The new album includes original music except for “Date a chance” and “Tonada en Melancolía.” The rest of the album includes songs that have just been recorded for the first time with Luis Enrique + C4 Trío in collaboration with renowned composers such as Fernando Osorio, Jorge Luis Chacin, and Omar Alfanno.