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An underground jazz fusion artist.
Carolina Mama is an Argentine singer, composer, filmmaker, and activist known for her bold fusion of Latin American folk, jazz, and cinematic soundscapes. Her debut album, Amina, will be released during 2025 and promises to be a groundbreaking, soul-stirring tribute to womanhood and resistance, inspired by real stories and global feminist movements. Blending her roots in Argentina and Spain with influences from North Africa and the U.S., Mama creates immersive, genre-defying music that speaks to resilience, identity, and justice. Amina was co-produced by acclaimed artists across the globe, features GRAMMY-winning collaborators, and was recorded mostly live to capture raw emotional power. A rising voice in social justice and music, Carolina Mama uses her art as a tool for change—elevating silenced voices and advocating for gender-based violence prevention through powerful storytelling and sound.
Carolina Mama creates a fusion of Latin American folk, jazz, and cinematic soundscapes, often exploring themes of womanhood and social justice, as heard on her debut album Amina.
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Carolina Mama is an Argentine singer-songwriter, composer, and filmmaker who makes her home in Santa Fe and New York City.