PRODJGI Made in Italy #2 : Free Entry

Free Entry: Extraordinary Showcase of Italian Jazz

The concert is a journey between tradition and modernity, leading to new sound worlds where the music and voice of Sarra Douik and Luisa Briguglio create evocative and engaging atmospheres. An experience that celebrates cultural roots and international scope, between emotion and refinement.

EVENT DESCRIPTION

The concert opens with Sarra Douik, a young artist who, through her refined compositions, intertwines Arabic traditions and Mediterranean sounds, creating an intense and evocative sonic universe, guided by her voice and oud. His artistic exploration blends formal training with personal identity, a heritage rooted in global openness, giving rise to an authentic and contemporary musical language.
Following this, Luisa Briguglio leads the audience through a journey that intertwines music, literature, dance, and theater in a constant dialogue between Mediterranean tradition and Latin American influences. His writing, predominantly in Sicilian dialect, blends cultural heritage, poetic sensitivity, and contemporary perspective, presenting Sicily at once ancient and urban. The result is an artistic experience that resonates with depth, nuance and cultural vitality.

Programa

22.00 Sarra Douik vocals and oud

Born in 2000, Tunisian Sarra Douik, despite her young age, has already toured throughout North Africa, Europe (particularly France) and the United States. Gifted with an intense and magnetic voice (she graduated in jazz singing) and accompanied by her oud, Sarra naturally intertwines the Arab musical tradition and the sounds of the Mediterranean. With Marco Centasso's Um/Welt, Sarra Douik will headline a showcase in Jazzahead in April 2026.

22.30 Luisa Briguglio vocals and guitar

Luisa Briguglio, a Messina-born artist living in Marseille, combines literature, dance, theater, and music in a journey that blends Mediterranean tradition with Latin American influences.
Her writing, predominantly in Sicilian dialect, intertwines cultural roots, poetry, and a contemporary perspective, restoring a Sicily that is both ancient and urban. Her first solo album,
Truvatura, was released on September 6, 2025 by Liburia Records. In 2024 he won the Ethnos Generazioni award and in 2025 the Andrea Parodi Award overall.