Sang de Dona (from Catalan Women’s blood) is the first solo album of the Catalan harper and singer Anna Amigó.

Anna has been digging deep into the Catalan folk song book to present this remarkable album, consisting of 12 carefully selected and reworked songs. 

The title ‘Sang de Dona’ and the album art strongly hint to themes of women's empowerment, matrilineality and women’s daily trials and tribulations. When listening to the album, you get fully immersed with Anna’s way of bringing these resilient female protagonists to life and empowering them. She masterfully transforms the traditional, repetitive songs into modern, gripping story telling full of emotion, drama and excitement.

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Musically, both Anna’s clear voice and unconventional way of playing the harp, sometimes calm and melodic, other times tumultuous or apotheotic, reinforce the story lines and charge the songs with emotion. The created atmospheres are emphasized even more by using diverse techniques such as using the harp as a percussion instrument, hitting the strings, imitating an electric base,…