Melissa Aldana
Chilean saxophonist and jazz composer
Chilean saxophonist and jazz composer
Born in 1988, a saxophonist emerged from Santiago, Chile. Since moving to the United States, gained recognition within the jazz community through her unique sound and compositions. Released multiple albums that showcase artistry, including 'Aritmia' and 'Visions.' Became the first female instrumentalist to win the Thelonious Monk International Jazz Saxophone Competition in 2013. Has collaborated with prominent jazz musicians and performed at major venues and festivals.
First female winner of Thelonious Monk International Jazz Saxophone Competition
Released acclaimed albums including 'Aritmia' and 'Visions'
Collaborated with notable jazz musicians
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