Alisa Amador is a Boston-based bilingual singer-songwriter whose music seamlessly blends Latin folk, jazz, funk, and alternative pop. Raised in a musical household—her parents, Rosi and Brian Amador, are members of the Latin folk band Sol y Canto—Alisa began performing with them at age five, immersing herself in the rhythms and storytelling traditions of Latin America. Her debut album, Multitudes, released in 2024, showcases her powerful voice and introspective songwriting, exploring themes of identity, connection, and resilience.
Alisa Amador
In 2022, Alisa made history by winning NPR’s Tiny Desk Contest with her original song “Milonga Accidental,” the first Spanish-language entry to win the national competition. This achievement propelled her into the spotlight, leading to performances at major festivals such as Boston Calling and a national tour. Her music has been featured on platforms like NPR and COLORS, and she continues to captivate audiences with her genre-blending style and heartfelt performances
