The Project

With an original repertoire of traditional songs from Brazil and other Latin American countries, ranging from acoustic to electronic, the Sondilá Project moves freely between genres and musical formations.

The Sondilá Project, created by Diego Calasso in 2019 in Lugano, Switzerland, is a cultural initiative that aims to study, preserve and promote popular culture, with an initial emphasis on the cultural diversity of Brazil. It soon expanded to include other cultures, creating a fusion space where original music and contemporary innovations mix with popular traditions.

One of the main characteristics of Sondilá is its versatility in musical formations, which can range from large percussion groups to combinations of instruments such as bass, guitar, wind instruments and keyboard. The project's compositions mix Brazilian rhythms with other Latin rhythms, in addition to using elements of electronic music, which allows for adaptations to different contexts, from traditional stages to street performances and alternative spaces.

In addition to the performances, the project stands out for its respect and appreciation for the masters of popular culture. Through workshops and concerts, these masters share knowledge and experiences, promoting cultural exchanges that strengthen traditions while stimulating innovation.

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