Prisca Dávila

Prisca Dávila is a renowned Venezuelan pianist, singer, and composer known for her distinctive fusion of Venezuelan melodies with jazz, creating a unique "Piano Jazz Venezolano" style. Born in Caracas, she has developed a career marked by her innovative blend of classical technique and contemporary improvisation. Her musical journey began early, and she has since become one of Venezuela's most celebrated pianists. Dávila's discography includes eight albums, including her latest release, **"Dakum"**, which explores themes of motherhood, farewell, hope, mourning, and reunion. Her notable releases also include **"Un piano y dos hermanas"** (with her sister Marieva Dávila) and **"Travesía: Canciones de Latinoamérica"**. Prisca has performed at numerous international festivals and venues across countries like Spain, Brazil, the United States, and Canada, earning various awards for her compositions and performances.

Throughout her career, Prisca Dávila has received multiple accolades, including the "Luis Alfonso Larrain" award and several recognitions at the Premios Pepsi Music. Her music is characterized by poetic interpretations and intricate harmonies, making her a standout figure in the jazz scene. Despite her recent releases, such as **"Dakum"** and having an album titled **"Piano Jazz Venezolano"** (though no second part is explicitly mentioned), her contributions to Venezuelan music are significant and widely appreciated globally.