Eleonora Bordonaro

Eleonora Bordonaro is a captivating singer-songwriter from Paternò, Italy, known for her deep connection to Sicilian music traditions. She has been involved in significant research and artistic projects focused on the musical heritage of San Fratello, a town in the Nebrodi region of Sicily. Eleonora is particularly notable for her work with the Gallo-Italic dialect, which she incorporates into her music. She blends world music, rock, and pop styles, often collaborating with other artists and exploring the cultural nuances of her native Sicily through her performances and compositions.

Her recent works include albums and songs like "Roda," "Airàm uoi," "Iermanimei," "Moviti ferma," and "Cuttuni e lamé (Trame streuse di una canta storie)," showcasing her versatility and dedication to preserving traditional Sicilian musical elements while innovating with contemporary styles. Eleonora's performances often celebrate the vibrant cultural heritage of Sicily, including festivals like the Marranzano World Fest, where she brings to life local stories and melodies.

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