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11/03/2026

🎟️ Tickets are now on sale!

Kantuta Concerts presents its first ever art song recital, featuring soprano Camila Meneses de Pamorskis in her New York recital debut!

Join us for an evening of songs exploring identity, migration, love, and artistic discovery in works by Bolivian composers, Strauss and Debussy, culminating in Camila’s original compositions.

📅 February 26, 2027
📍 Merkin Hall at Kaufman Music Center, NYC

Reserve your seats through the link in our bio! 🎶

10/14/2026

A heartfelt thank you to mezzo-soprano Anna Tonna, our Artistic Advisor for the first classical voice edition of Kantuta Concerts! Her professional insight and guidance helped shape this edition, and we are so grateful for her invaluable expertise and generous support. Thank you, Anna! ♥️💛💚

10/13/2026

We’re thrilled by the exceptional talent of the 14 applicants for Kantuta Concerts, Opus 4, our first classical voice edition! Thank you for sharing your voice, artistry, and passion for art song and Bolivian music. 🇧🇴✨

You can now hear all 14 applicants perform their required songs by Eduardo Caba in a playlist available on our Linktree. Visit the link in our bio and take a listen! 🎶

10/13/2026

We’re thrilled by the exceptional talent of the 14 applicants for Kantuta Concerts, Opus 4, our first classical voice edition! Thank you to each artist for sharing your voice, artistry, and passion for art song and Bolivian music. 🇧🇴✨

You can now hear all 14 applicants perform their required songs by Eduardo Caba in a playlist available through our Linktree. Visit the link in our bio and take a listen! 🎶

10/12/2026

🎉 Congratulations to Camila Meneses de Pamorskis, winner of Kantuta Concerts, Opus 4!

A soprano from Cochabamba currently based in Basel, Switzerland, Camila brings a deep commitment to sharing Bolivia’s music with her audiences. We’re so happy to welcome her to New York for her art song recital at Merkin Hall on February 26, 2027!

Thank you to all 14 applicants for sharing their artistry with us, and to our adjudicators for their thoughtful work throughout the selection process. Congratulations to our four finalists and to Camila on this special achievement!

10/11/2026

Our last finalist for Kantuta Concerts, Opus 4 isSusana Palomeque Flores!✨

Bolivian music has been part of Susana’s repertoire since her earliest years as a singer. What began as a musical choice has become a personal mission: to explore her roots, deepen her understanding of Bolivia’s composers, and share their music with audiences beyond its borders.

Here is Susana Palomeque Flores performing Impromptu by Bolivian composer Franklin Anaya (1912–1998). This work is sung in Spanish and Quechua 🇧🇴

10/10/2026

Meet our third finalist for Kantuta Concerts Opus 4, Franchesca Henry Solís! ✨ A Bolivian-American opera singer, she seeks to connect her classical training with her inherited musical roots, exploring a program that celebrates her heritage, her American experience, and the songs that shaped her as a young artist.

Here, Franchesca performs “Del cabello más sutil” by Spanish composer Fernando Obradors, a tender song whose poetic imagery expresses the longing to be close to a loved one.

10/09/2026

Meet our Kantuta Concerts, Opus 4 finalists! ✨ We’ll introduce one of our four finalists each day, culminating in the winner announcement on Monday, October 12.

First up: Paola Alcocer. Born in Cochabamba and based in Germany, she draws on her experiences across cultures and languages to shape her voice as a singer and interpreter, with a special interest in bringing lesser-known repertoire to life.

Stay tuned to meet our next finalist! 🎶

10/09/2026

Meet our second finalist for Kantuta Concerts, Opus 4: Camila Meneses de Pamorskis! ✨

Raised in Cochabamba and based in Basel, Switzerland, Camila is a singer and voice teacher dedicated to sharing Bolivian music with new audiences. She is also building Sonido Eterno, a classical music festival in Cochabamba to support young musicians.

We will continue to introduce our remaining finalists and announce our winner on Monday, October 12! 🇧🇴

Here is Camila singing “Žvaigždutė” by Balys Dvarionas. This Lithuanian art song, whose title means “The Little Star,” offers a glimpse into Camila’s multilingual repertoire. ✨

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