Juliata Cohen, a singer born in Paris with French, Tunisian, and Moroccan heritage, is currently in Cape Verde, where she is captivating audiences with her unique blend of musical influences. Known for her elusive, cat-like stage presence, Cohen uses her performances to convey a message of resilience and unity.
In a recent interview, Cohen emphasized the importance of roots and cultural heritage, stating that 'roots are what ground us and allow us to grow.' Her music, which fuses North African rhythms with contemporary sounds, has been praised for its poetic lyrics and emotional depth.
Cohen's visit to Cape Verde is part of a broader cultural exchange initiative aimed at strengthening ties between African and European artistic communities. Local fans have embraced her, with many noting the uplifting nature of her concerts.
While details of her upcoming projects remain under wraps, Cohen hinted at a new album inspired by her travels, set to be recorded later this year. Her message, as she puts it, is simple: 'Pearl by pearl, the world will rise again.'
