Anna Colom seeks the musical essence of different cultures to blend with flamenco.
Anna Colom is passion and energy, she is tradition and attentiveness, she is rigour and clarity. During Rosalia’s tour of
El mal querer, Colom was one of her so-called "eight roses", the group of singers and dancers who accompanied her on stage. Last season she presented
Cayana, a flamenco project that blends together the folk roots of popular music from different countries and cultures, including her own work and traditional versions. This evocative name –
Cayana – means “melting pot”, and just as this vessel serves to mix together materials at very high temperatures, so the performers also fuse together the musical essence of all these different countries and cultures to give a voice to universal truths that have resonated with us for many centuries.
Trained in flamenco singing at ESMUC, she also studied at the Cristina Heeren Foundation of Flamenco Art in Seville
[M1] and has accompanied musicians such as maestro Juan Gómez “Chicuelo”. She has also participated in various artistic projects with Pep Tossar, LaboratoriA and Joncol4.