About the conference:

Did you know that your voice is a healing vector? It’s not just the exposure to certain sounds or melodies, it’s also the singing of them.

Researchers at the University of California concluded that when we sing, cortisol concentrations decrease by up to 37%. Also, a range of emotions and experiential states during singing have been associated with significant changes in immunoglobulin A levels. At the same time, certain sounds tend to relax the nervous system. As we make certain types of sounds through our rib cage and voice, the body senses this process as an internal massage that allows us to stay present and release tension in the neck, shoulders and upper back. 

Artist Sandra Sangiao invites you to a lecture in which she will explain and demonstrate from both her music theory and from her private practice how using your own voice can become a way to transcend pain.

About the speaker: 

Sandra Sangiao is a well-known Spanish artist. After many years as a soloist with BGKO (Barcelona Gipsy balKan Orchestra), she gave birth to her first musical and creative project supporting people to connect to who they really are through sound – life’s first form of communication. Through her process of discovering her own voice, she accompanies others to reconnect to their own expression through voice, body, breath and mind.