PABLA FLORES BULLERENGUE PAL MUNDO

Pabla Flores, known affectionately as "La Payi," is a renowned singer of bullerengue, a traditional music genre from Colombia. Born in María La Baja, Bolívar, she has been instrumental in preserving and promoting this cultural heritage. Pabla is celebrated for creating the first bullerengue school in Colombia, ensuring the genre's transmission to younger generations. Her powerful voice and dedication have earned her significant recognition, making her a leading figure in the musical landscape of the Caribbean region of Colombia.

Pabla's music often reflects everyday life and the cultural richness of her community. She has been involved in numerous musical and educational projects, including "Son de Tambo" and "Pal Lereo Pabla," and has played a crucial role in the Festival Nacional del Bullerengue de María La Baja. Her compositions, such as "Bullerengue Pa'l Mundo" and "Negra de Ojos Negros," showcase her ability to transform ordinary stories into memorable bullerengue pieces. Pabla Flores is not only a talented musician but also an ambassador for her community's cultural traditions.