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Juana Molina
Event by: silent green, Puschen
Location: silent green Kulturquartier, Gerichtstraße 35, Berlin - Mitte
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Born in Argentina as the daughter of the tango singer Horacio Molina and the actress Chunchuna Villafañe, Juana Molina grew up surrounded by music and began playing the guitar at the age of five. After her family had to flee to Paris during the Argentine dictatorship, she came into contact with sounds from all over the world, which shaped her eclectic style.
Back home, Molina became Argentina's most popular comedian with her TV show Juana y sus hermanas. In 1996 she left television to devote herself full-time to music, debuting with the album Rara. Although she was initially met with skepticism, she refined her sound in Los Angeles, experimenting with loops and electronic elements and releasing her breakthrough album Segundo.
Admired by artists such as David Byrne and Will Oldham, Molina developed a cross-genre sound of folk, electronica and ambient textures.
In 2025, DOGA, her eighth studio album and the first album with new compositions in eight years, was released - a work that took almost six years to create. Unexpected melodies, ethereal, organic sounds, minimalist and subtle gestures, repetition as an aesthetic device, sparse, seemingly static harmonies, lyrics as concentric layers: a familiar but always surprising soundscape.
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Born in Argentina to tango singer Horacio Molina and actress Chunchuna Villafañe, Juana Molina grew up surrounded by music and began playing guitar at five. After her family fled to Paris during Argentina's dictatorship, she was exposed to global sounds that shaped her eclectic style.
Returning home, Molina became Argentina’s most popular comedian with her hit TV show Juana y sus hermanas. In 1996, she left television to pursue music full-time, debuting with Rara. Though initially met with skepticism, she refined her sound in Los Angeles, experimenting with loops and electronics for her breakthrough album Segundo.
Admired by artists like David Byrne and Will Oldham, Molina forged a genre-blending sound of folk, electronica, and ambient textures.
In 2025, Juana Molina released DOGA, the eighth full-length of her career and her first album of new compositions in eight years – a record that took almost six years to brew. Unexpected melodies, ethereal, organic sounds, minimalist and subtle gestures, repetition as an aesthetic, austere, seemingly static harmony, lyrics as concentric layers: a familiar but always surprising landscape.
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Tuesday // Tuesday, April 7th
Entry // Doors: 7:00 p.m.
Start: 8:00 p.m.
Betonhalle
Tickets: www.eventbrite.de/e/juana-molina-tickets-1976200360476?aff=SGWeb1
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Born in Argentina as the daughter of the tango singer Horacio Molina and the actress Chunchuna Villafañe, Juana Molina grew up surrounded by music and began playing the guitar at the age of five. After her family had to flee to Paris during the Argentine dictatorship, she came into contact with sounds from all over the world, which shaped her eclectic style.
Back home, Molina became Argentina's most popular comedian with her TV show Juana y sus hermanas. In 1996 she left television to devote herself full-time to music, debuting with the album Rara. Although she was initially met with skepticism, she refined her sound in Los Angeles, experimenting with loops and electronic elements and releasing her breakthrough album Segundo.
Admired by artists such as David Byrne and Will Oldham, Molina developed a cross-genre sound of folk, electronica and ambient textures.
In 2025, DOGA, her eighth studio album and the first album with new compositions in eight years, was released - a work that took almost six years to create. Unexpected melodies, ethereal, organic sounds, minimalist and subtle gestures, repetition as an aesthetic device, sparse, seemingly static harmonies, lyrics as concentric layers: a familiar but always surprising soundscape.
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Born in Argentina to tango singer Horacio Molina and actress Chunchuna Villafañe, Juana Molina grew up surrounded by music and began playing guitar at five. After her family fled to Paris during Argentina's dictatorship, she was exposed to global sounds that shaped her eclectic style.
Returning home, Molina became Argentina’s most popular comedian with her hit TV show Juana y sus hermanas. In 1996, she left television to pursue music full-time, debuting with Rara. Though initially met with skepticism, she refined her sound in Los Angeles, experimenting with loops and electronics for her breakthrough album Segundo.
Admired by artists like David Byrne and Will Oldham, Molina forged a genre-blending sound of folk, electronica, and ambient textures.
In 2025, Juana Molina released DOGA, the eighth full-length of her career and her first album of new compositions in eight years – a record that took almost six years to brew. Unexpected melodies, ethereal, organic sounds, minimalist and subtle gestures, repetition as an aesthetic, austere, seemingly static harmony, lyrics as concentric layers: a familiar but always surprising landscape.
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Tuesday // Tuesday, April 7th
Entry // Doors: 7:00 p.m.
Start: 8:00 p.m.
Betonhalle
Tickets: www.eventbrite.de/e/juana-molina-tickets-1976200360476?aff=SGWeb1