Un filo di Voce is a concert series curated by Carlo Pastore that brings to the stage concerts and performances by Italian and international projects exploring the most vibrant and evolving musical languages, beyond genre boundaries. A subtle thread runs through them and tells their story, like yarn, needle, and twine.
For this event, artist, composer and performer Anna Ferrer, one of the most original voices in Catalan music, whose work weaves together folk, tradition and experimentation, brings her latest album PA to the stage, a project dedicated to her family’s craft of breadmaking. Opening the evening is Glomarì, a multifaceted singer-songwriter whose intimate, folk-inflected language stems from an interdisciplinary exploration of mythology, psychology and visionary storytelling. Her songs move between the personal and the symbolic, irony, intimacy and theatricality.
Anna Ferrer (Menorca, 1993) sings, composes and deconstructs songs from another time. She cultivates and gathers music rooted in folk tradition, demystifying it and giving it a universal dimension.
Her first two solo works, Teluria (2017) and Krönia (2019), together with collaborations with artists including Silvia Pérez Cruz, Marco Mezquida, Eliseo Parra, Clara Peya and Clara Fiol, trace a path of exploration rooted in a musical heritage she has cultivated since the age of three, reinterpreting traditional forms such as jotas, boleros and romances. This journey culminated in Parenòstic (La Castanya, 2024), a live performance directed by Niño de Elche that toured the UK, France, Portugal, Italy, Morocco and Peru, with over fifty concerts. Her current project, PA (La Castanya, 2026), is a performative concert born from the desire to ritualise the transmission of her family’s craft. Ferrer chooses to do with music what her family has done with bread, taking to the stage alongside her father and two musicians with a repertoire that weaves together oral tradition, popular imagination and experimentation.
Glomarì is a multifaceted singer-songwriter whose intimate, folk and symbolic world meets refined artistic and electronic experimentation. Her interdisciplinary practice brings together mythology, depth psychology and visionary storytelling, shaping an aesthetic that moves between the sacred and the ironic, intimacy and theatricality. After completing a Master’s degree in Architecture at the Politecnico di Milano, she turned to music as a way of constructing “inner spaces”, describing herself as an “architect of the soul”. In her projects, sound, words and images coexist within a single creative gesture, while the music videos she also directs become an extension of her symbolic universe. In 2019, she won the Artefici del nostro tempo award at the 58th Venice Biennale with the music video Mostarda. She released her debut album, A debita vicinanza, in 2020, followed by the Premio Inedito in 2021 for Maledetto detersivo and the Premio Brassens in 2022 for Neige mouillée.
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Curated by: Carlo Pastore
