Showcase Concert Series: Cameron Elana & Toroma

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Location
Nelson Tenth Street, Shambhala Music & Performance Hall

Enjoy a Night of Emerging Musical Talent

The Year End Showcase Concert Series presents students who are preparing to graduate from the Contemporary Music & Technology Program. A blend of original and cover songs from a variety of genres, students perform with peers in a series of shows that are open to the entire community. 

Admission is by donation with doors opening at 7 pm. Each student performs a 30-minute set that begins at 7:30 pm. Seating is limited, so show up when doors open to make sure you are able to enjoy a night of emerging talent at the intimate Shambhala Music & Performance Hall on Nelson’s Tenth Street Campus.

This night will feature sets from Cameron Elena and Toroma.

Cameron Elana, Pop/Folk/Musical Theatre

Cameron Elana grew up just outside of Boulder, Colorado and moved to British Columbia in 2019. She is currently living in Nelson, attending Selkirk College as a songwriting major. She is stoked to be sharing the culmination of her musical pursuits over the last two years. Her all-original set of music expresses themes of self-discovery, reflection, empowerment and magic.

Drawing influences from her childhood musical influences, she aims to create a feeling of community, love and vulnerability in her own music. Her music contains a variety of genres ranging from pop, folk and musical theater. She has a band of Mystics; featuring Anna Isabella on acoustic guitar and background vocals, Sera Kate on keys and background vocals, Renzo Amasifuen on electric guitar and background vocals, Adam Cripps on bass, Luisa Zúñiga on drums and Aiden Schalow on saxophone. 

Cameron would be deeply honoured for you to join her in an evening of community and epic vibrations.

Toroma, Alternative Latin Pop

Renzo Amasifuen, also known as Toroma, hails from Lima, Peru. He developed a deep interest in music from a young age and began experimenting with various styles such as indie pop, alternative pop, Latin pop and boleros after learning to play the guitar. Inspired by artists like Juanes, Jorge Drexler, and Alizzz, he crafted a distinctive sound that merges Latin pop with alternative elements. His poetic and emotive lyrics mirror his personal experiences and worldview.

Currently, Renzo is pursuing a diploma in music composition at Selkirk College in Nelson. His time in Canada has broadened his musical perspective and aided in his artistic development.

Toroma is thrilled to showcase his work alongside his band at the upcoming performance. Accompanied by a talented ensemble including Melissa Lozada on keyboards, Lucas Spielman on bass, Luisa Zúñiga on drums, Daniela Pacheco on backing vocals and Peter Macintyre on guitar, they are poised to deliver a unique Latin experience brimming with energy, passion, and a love for music.

Read more about the Year End Showcase Concert Series here.

Learn more about programs in Selkirk College’s School of the Arts.