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Sol Azul begins her encounter with the music at age of 11 by studying classical piano. When opting for a career, the daughter of Coyahique the south of Chile in Southamerica, decides thinking on her innate talents and studies composition at the Modern Music School. Along with this, she starts on the local stages in Chile and sign her first álbum with Warner Music sincronización of her 1 single with a faosus tv show "Atrevete a amar”1996,Today she is recrea as a song for a TV serie (Adrenalina). The very danceable theme jumped insistently to the radios, becoming the most scheduled in 1996 in Chile. Sol Azul and his album Historia Leyenda was published in 1996 by Warner music. The huge radio hit of "Atrévete a amar", their first single left Sol Azul as one of the most successful stops in the musical career of the singer Sol Aravena, who has then been busy since 1999 in the Latin Muza project.

Muza fuses letters in English and Spanish that speak about mysticism, love and the passage of time with electronic and acoustic sounds, sounds taken from nature (rain, sea waves or leaves that crawl on the pavement) and delicate electronic bases.

Sol Azul a Latin Muza was awarded at the Independent Music Awards in the United States with her albums Cambio de estación as the best electronic album in 2005 and in 2010 with her song “Bésame mucho”as the best cover.

Muza has 4 albums that were published in Chile and USA:

Dream electronic (1999),Cambio de estacion (2004), Terciopelo (2009) and Blanca (2011) ..

The most last release was the single “Humana”, song that came out with the Social Revolution in Chile in 2019 with a participation of “Las Tesis”
Today Sol Aravena is living in BC Vancouver island working in her other talent: Voice over actresss and session singer.