The Andalusian singer and composer (Ubeda, 1983) has been a folk singer-songwriter, first indie sword and even went through a metal stage in Granada. Zahara has long since begun to explore electronic music and, more specifically, the culture of raves. Her latest show, Zahararave: Lite, arose thanks to a kind of revelation that the artist had one night in the Dabadaba room of Donostia; she started to fantasize about setting up her own dance floor…
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The Andalusian singer and composer (Ubeda, 1983) has been a folk singer-songwriter, first indie sword and even went through a metal stage in Granada. Zahara has long since begun to explore electronic music and, more specifically, the culture of raves. Her latest show, Zahararave: Lite, arose thanks to a kind of revelation that the artist had one night in the Dabadaba room of Donostia; she started to fantasize about setting up her own dance floor…