Alamar Ana Carla Maza

• 1 Habanera 04:19
• 2 Me lleva a t 03:45
• 3 Alamar 01:58
• 4 Corazoncito mío 03:50
• 5 Je t'ai aimé 04:18
• 6 Cha cha chá 03:40
• 7 Les jours passent 04:08
• 8 Me despido de ti 04:08
• 9 Ma chérie 03:15
• Total Runtime 33:21

Info for Alamar

Cuban cellist, singer and composer Ana Carla Maza is set to go on tour in spring 2026 with her new album, ALAMAR. The album will be released worldwide on 27 March 2026, and in Germany on 17 April 2026 – and is far more than just a new release: it is a personal return to her roots.

The title refers to Alamar, the coastal district of Havana where Ana Carla Maza was born. A place steeped in history: after 1973, more than 180 Chilean children found refuge in the ‘Edificio de los Chilenos’ – among them her father and her grandmother. Years later, Ana Carla herself was born in the same place. This story of exile, return and belonging forms the emotional foundation of ALAMAR.

Musically, the album unfolds as a dialogue between voice and cello. Ana Carla Maza blends the musical traditions of the Americas with a contemporary, distinct artistic vision. The songs – sung in Spanish, French, Portuguese and English – reflect her international background and her ability to translate intimate stories into a universal, moving language.

ALAMAR tells of roots and new beginnings, of healing and joie de vivre. Live, these compositions take on an added intensity: Maza’s playing is powerful and dance-like, yet lyrical and direct. Her concerts move between Latin jazz, chanson, world music and the intimacy of chamber music – always carried by a strong personal presence.

Ana Carla Maza

Ana Carla Maza
is a Cuban cellist, singer and composer whose music moves freely between cultures, languages and traditions. Born in Havana and shaped by a life between the Americas and Europe, she has developed a singular artistic voice where classical training, popular rhythms and contemporary songwriting coexist naturally.

Trained as a classical cellist in Paris, Ana Carla Maza transforms the cello into a narrative instrument at the heart of her music, alongside a strong, expressive voice. Her compositions draw from the musical heritage of the Americas — from Cuban and Latin traditions to jazz and folk influences — while remaining deeply personal and unmistakably modern.

After hundreds of concerts across Europe, the Americas and beyond, Ana Carla Maza has established herself as a powerful live performer and an independent artist with a clear artistic vision. Her work is driven by authorship, freedom and transmission, turning personal history into music that resonates across borders and generations.

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