Venezuelan singer-songwriter, guitarist, and photographer Sherly Malavé first emerged in Puerto Ordaz with her 2015 EP, “Cuestión de tiempo,” recorded and produced with Manuel Borrego and her band. The release brought her recognition on radio, press, and memorable local concerts. In 2017, she expanded her horizons in Panama, participating in the international Sofar Sounds movement and performing at festivals such as Fest 4U, Circus Market, and Via Plural.

By 2019, Sherly had settled in Madrid, where her music took on a new depth. She recently returned with her single “Llévame,” co-written and produced by Carlos Angola. Infused with boleros, salsa, folk, rock, and world sounds, her music defies strict genres while honoring her Latin roots. Her lyrics traverse love, heartbreak, and nostalgia—echoes of a life lived between worlds, shaped by migration and the many voices in her head. Fierce yet introspective, she carries both darkness and light, crafting songs that feel intimate, romantic, and deeply human. Over the past two years, Sherly has been developing this new chapter as a singer-songwriter, performing in Madrid at open mics and venues like La Buho Real, Calvario Bar, Deja Vu - La Fídula, as well as Bardeblás in Burgos and Lady Drama in Sevilla.

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