Julia Zenko
Julia Zenko grew up in Argentina with music around her from the start. Her father was a conductor, and she studied opera, which gave her a foundation in...
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Julia Zenko grew up in Argentina with music around her from the start. Her father was a conductor, and she studied opera, which gave her a foundation in classical vocal technique.
She later moved beyond that training, bringing in jazz, folk, and world music elements. Her recordings include songs like "Águas de Março" and "Con Las Alas Del Alma," which show that range. She has worked with a group called Ensamble Juvenil de Música Antigua.
Her first album was called "Opera Antigua."
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