Vitalia with Manella @L’Escogriffe
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For one night only, you get to come watch not just one, but two actresses / singer-songwriters performing their original songs on April 16th @L’Escogriffe!
Ticket Price: 15$
Doors: 8:00pm
Show: 8:30pm
Ticket Link: https://thepointofsale.com/tickets/vitalia-manella-escogriffe
I guess you’ll find out if you’re "Too Naive" at the show;)
Ukrainian-Canadian actor, singer-songwriter, Vitalia, enjoys being in front of the camera, on a stage, or behind a mic. Never a dull moment when the adrenaline starts pumping through her veins! This alto singer started her musical journey around the age of 6 when she day-dreamed of becoming a pop star and performed annually at her hometown’s Ukrainian festival in Montreal.
Exploring different genres like Jazz, RnB, Pop, Alternative Rock, and Funk, she never settles into one specific genre: it’d be too boring. That's why her influences also range in genre with artists and bands like Coldplay, Florence + The Machine, Okean Elzy, Kaytranada, Paramore, and ABBA.
Vitalia is known for her funky aesthetic and style, her punchy lyrics, her jazzy melodies, and her colourful eyeshadow. Her first EP "Darlin’" is coming out this summer, and one of her singles from it recently dropped.
featuring these musicians on...
- Guitar: Ryan Nadin
- Keys: Sam Fortin
- Bass: Juan Quintero
- Drums: Phil Cheng
MANELLA (Maria Jimenez) is a singer-songwriter from Vancouver based in Montréal with Venezuelan and Colombian roots. She melds a variety of genres to create a full performative storytelling experience with enthralling vocals and a powerful stage presence. Her songwriting focuses on honest lyric writing from a feminist lens. Influences include: Joni Mitchell, Phoebe Bridgers, and Fiona Apple.
Her debut album “Songs My Mother Never Taught Me”, is not your typical breakup album, but dives into themes of mental struggles, objectification, sexual violence, and the loss of innocence as we grow older. It’s about the lessons of life that a parent couldn’t prepare you for, but rather you have to live through. But there’s light at the end of the tunnel, as the listener joins Manella on this journey of healing and strength with heartbreaking raw lyrics and beautiful melodies. We overcome the loneliness and confusion of our 20s; the cruel realities of womanhood; and our first heartbreak as time and reflection heals the wounds.
featuring these musicians on...
- Drums: Jules Payette
- Bass: Rodolfo Rueda
- Guitar: Theo Haber
For one night only, you get to come watch not just one, but two actresses / singer-songwriters performing their original songs on April 16th @L’Escogriffe!
Ticket Price: 15$
Doors: 8:00pm
Show: 8:30pm
Ticket Link: https://thepointofsale.com/tickets/vitalia-manella-escogriffe
I guess you’ll find out if you’re "Too Naive" at the show;)
Ukrainian-Canadian actor, singer-songwriter, Vitalia, enjoys being in front of the camera, on a stage, or behind a mic. Never a dull moment when the adrenaline starts pumping through her veins! This alto singer started her musical journey around the age of 6 when she day-dreamed of becoming a pop star and performed annually at her hometown’s Ukrainian festival in Montreal.
Exploring different genres like Jazz, RnB, Pop, Alternative Rock, and Funk, she never settles into one specific genre: it’d be too boring. That's why her influences also range in genre with artists and bands like Coldplay, Florence + The Machine, Okean Elzy, Kaytranada, Paramore, and ABBA.
Vitalia is known for her funky aesthetic and style, her punchy lyrics, her jazzy melodies, and her colourful eyeshadow. Her first EP "Darlin’" is coming out this summer, and one of her singles from it recently dropped.
featuring these musicians on...
- Guitar: Ryan Nadin
- Keys: Sam Fortin
- Bass: Juan Quintero
- Drums: Phil Cheng
MANELLA (Maria Jimenez) is a singer-songwriter from Vancouver based in Montréal with Venezuelan and Colombian roots. She melds a variety of genres to create a full performative storytelling experience with enthralling vocals and a powerful stage presence. Her songwriting focuses on honest lyric writing from a feminist lens. Influences include: Joni Mitchell, Phoebe Bridgers, and Fiona Apple.
Her debut album “Songs My Mother Never Taught Me”, is not your typical breakup album, but dives into themes of mental struggles, objectification, sexual violence, and the loss of innocence as we grow older. It’s about the lessons of life that a parent couldn’t prepare you for, but rather you have to live through. But there’s light at the end of the tunnel, as the listener joins Manella on this journey of healing and strength with heartbreaking raw lyrics and beautiful melodies. We overcome the loneliness and confusion of our 20s; the cruel realities of womanhood; and our first heartbreak as time and reflection heals the wounds.
featuring these musicians on...
- Drums: Jules Payette
- Bass: Rodolfo Rueda
- Guitar: Theo Haber