Marsela Cibukaj

Marsela Çibukaj is a talented Albanian singer known for her versatile musical style. Born in Albania, she moved to Rome with her family in the 1990s, where she had the opportunity to study music with renowned Italian masters like Fulvio Tomaino and Beppe Vesicchio. Her musical influences include rhythm & blues, blues, and jazz. Marsela has participated in several notable competitions and events, including "The Voice of Albania," where she finished in second place, and "Festivali i Këngës," Albania's national selection for Eurovision. She has also performed at various concerts across Europe and collaborated with famous Italian artists. Her repertoire includes songs like "Ndjenjë pa kohë" and "Thërrime dashurie," showcasing her ability to blend traditional elements with contemporary styles.

Marsela's recent releases highlight her continued growth as an artist, with works such as the EP "PETALE" and singles like "Deti" and "I Paftuar." Her music often reflects a deep connection to her roots while exploring diverse genres, making her a compelling figure in the Albanian music scene.