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Cartaz do POP Montréal 2026
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Sobre o POP Montréal 2026
23 – 27 de setembro de 2026
Théâtre Rialto
5723 avenue du Parc, Montréal, CanadaObter direções
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POP Montreal International Music Festival is an annual not-for-profit curated cultural event that champions independence in the arts by presenting emerging and celebrated ...
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Artist bio
Silla is an acclaimed Inuit throat-singing duo from Nunavut consisting of Charlotte Qamaniq from Iglulik and Cynthia Pitsiulak from Kimmirut. Since 2005, they’ve captivated audiences with their raw, hypnotic fusion of traditional katajjaq and contemporary music.
Their name comes from the Inuktitut word Sila – referring to weather, spirit, and intellect – reflecting the deep cultural roots and resilience of Inuit throat singing. Twice nominated for JUNO Awards and honoured with two Summer Solstice Indigenous Music Awards, Silla’s work celebrates Inuit excellence: grounded in tradition, yet constantly evolving.
In 2025, they returned with a double album concept: Inua, featuring traditional songs passed down for generations, and Sila is Boss, a bold reimagining that blends electronic, hard rock, spoken word, and post-industrial influences into a contemporary expression of ancient voice.
Ler maisTheir name comes from the Inuktitut word Sila – referring to weather, spirit, and intellect – reflecting the deep cultural roots and resilience of Inuit throat singing. Twice nominated for JUNO Awards and honoured with two Summer Solstice Indigenous Music Awards, Silla’s work celebrates Inuit excellence: grounded in tradition, yet constantly evolving.
In 2025, they returned with a double album concept: Inua, featuring traditional songs passed down for generations, and Sila is Boss, a bold reimagining that blends electronic, hard rock, spoken word, and post-industrial influences into a contemporary expression of ancient voice.
Genres:Experimental Electronic, Traditional Indigenous Music, Experimental Rock, Inuit, Post Industrial
Cidade natal: Ottawa, Canada

