Singer-songwriter Júlia Colom (Valldemossa, 1997) has set a date and venue to present her second album.Paradise,in Manacor. It will be on March 7th at the Auditori, which will, in fact, be their live debut in Mallorca.Tickets are now on sale.

The Mallorcan singer-songwriter Julia Colom (Valldemosa, 1997) presents Paradise, her second album, which will be released on October 31st. The new work focuses on a sound free of labels, where pop, electronica and folk coexist with "a poetic and emotional force that marks a step forward in her career." After the impact of Miramar, his debut album, with ParadiseColom opens the doors to his "most intimate universe" and reflects on "identity, the future, and doubt as a creative driving force." The concept of paradise takes on a double meaning: "as an ideal we pursue and as an emotional landscape we feel as home," explained sources from the record label.

They stroll through the streets of Valldemossa celebrities The size of Dua Lipa, Catherine Zeta-Jones, and Alexa Chung. It is where the composer and pianist Frédéric Chopin and the writer George Sand stayed during the winter of 1838-1839 (a not entirely favorable experience that was recorded in the book A winter in Mallorca (of Sand). And through these same streets and gardens, since 1996, a doll that loved to play with insects and hunt crabs and lobsters runs and plays. It is a celebrity Nostrada: She's been wandering around different stages for years, singing from the heart. She's one of the island's best-known sibyls and has always shown an interest in glossa. She's cheerful, friendly, and very easy-going. She also says the singer was never a "normal doll": "Nothing burned her, and she often carried insects, crabs, or lobsters in her hands, although over time that obsession ended. moms and dadsShe didn't dress up or wear much makeup. Instead, she loved making crafts, necklaces, and bracelets. She was a sociable doll and has been very independent ever since she was little." Creativity has always been a part of her: "She would make up words and make us laugh a lot. One time we went to the Basque Country, and she would start speaking in Basque. She made everything up, of course, but she was very funny."