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YÛMA: Berlin - Paris - Lima
Le Son de la TerreWed, Sep 30, 2026 · 11:00 PM – 01:00 AM
Overview
Overview
YÛMA / Berlin - Paris - Lima is a listed event at Le Son de la Terre in Paris, sourced from the city's official open-data agenda. Billetterie : 25 EUR. Check the link for the latest schedule and ticket details.
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YÛMA is a vibrant fusion of European and Latin American sounds, blending Berlin and Paris with the musical landscapes of Latin America. On stage, exceptional Latin musicians accompany a repertoire that touches both heart and body, described as a "Cuba Libre musical" mixing European nostalgia, Latin rhythms, and a delicate Andean touch.
Led by singer-songwriter Sylvia Mund, a German-born artist based in Paris, YÛMA bridges cultures. Mund, who has performed in Peru, brings original compositions, revisited Latin American standards (especially Peruvian ones), and rearranged German cabaret songs with Cuban colors. The ensemble features Julian Jimenez on piano, Martin Fuentemayor on bass, Wilbert Varela on percussion, and Sylvia Mund on vocals.
The event takes place at Le Son de la Terre, 2 Port de Montebello, Paris 5e, offering live music and bistronomy inspired by world cuisines. It's an intimate evening where music and food create a warm, elegant dialogue across continents.
Starting price is indicative — check the official source for current tickets.
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- Reservation required.
- Accessibility not specified for reduced mobility, hearing, visual, or mental disabilities.
- Sign language reception not specified.
- Covered venue.
Frequently asked questions
What is YÛMA?
YÛMA is a musical project fusing European and Latin American sounds, led by Sylvia Mund.
Who are the musicians?
Piano: Julian Jimenez, Bass: Martin Fuentemayor, Percussion: Wilbert Varela, Vocals: Sylvia Mund.
Venue & Map
Le Son de la Terre
Le Son de la Terre, Paris
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