Ester Formosa

Ester Formosa is a versatile Spanish artist known for her work as an actress and singer. Born in Barcelona on November 10, 1961, she is the daughter of poet Feliu Formosa and actress Maria Plans. Ester's artistic career spans both theater and music, with notable performances at the Teatre Lliure and appearances in TV series like *Nissaga de poder*. She transitioned from theater to focus on music and teaching in 1996. Her musical projects often blend literary elements with traditional Mediterranean and South American influences, featuring collaborations with artists like Francesc Pi de la Serra and Toti Soler. Her discography includes albums such as *M'aclame a tu*, *Època*, and *Formosa per Formosa. Ester canta Feliu*, showcasing her deep connection to poetry and song.

Ester Formosa's recent works reflect her eclectic style, with releases like *Cancionero*, a collaboration with the Sardinian group Elva Lutza, featuring songs in Sardinian, Catalan, and Spanish. Her music often explores themes of cultural heritage and personal reflection, creating an intimate dialogue between voice and music. With a career that spans multiple languages and genres, Ester Formosa is celebrated for her unique approach to song interpretation and her ability to convey emotional depth through her performances.

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