Camila Meza live in Stanford

Experience Camila Meza live on July 28th

Camila Meza is a Chilean-American vocalist, guitarist, and composer known for her sophisticated and lyrically driven jazz compositions. Her music blends elements of South American folk traditions, particularly Chilean cuesca and nueva canción, with contemporary jazz harmony and improvisation. Meza’s work often explores themes of identity, memory, and cultural heritage, delivered through nuanced vocal arrangements and intricate guitar playing. She has released several critically acclaimed albums including *Tierra Árida* and *Love & Liberation*.

The Stanford Jazz Workshop (SJW) is a renowned summer jazz camp and performance series held annually at Stanford University. Founded in 1972 by Dr. James Pugh, SJW provides intensive instruction from leading jazz musicians to students of all ages and skill levels. Beyond the educational component, SJW hosts a public concert series featuring both faculty artists and guest performers. The workshop’s history includes hosting numerous prominent figures in jazz education and performance, fostering a significant community around jazz music in the Bay Area. It operates as a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation and advancement of jazz.