Ellis Regina Sánchez Hermoza

Master of Music in Music: Theory, Creation and Practice from the State University of Campinas, concluded in 2019. Started his guitar studies in 2002 under the guidance of Peruvian guitarist Denys Fernandez. In 2005 entered the Bachelor of Arts Education, Specialty in Folklore - Guitar by the Escuela Nacional Superior de Folklore "Jose Maria Arguedas" in Lima-Peru, thus acquiring new knowledge of Peruvian folklore and traditional music. Had several presentations at festivals organized by the School of folklore (Lima-Peru). Between 2004 and 2013 she developed work as a teacher of music courses in several state and private schools in the city of Lima - Peru. In the performance area, she participated in the traditional Peruvian music groups Yawary and Chicas del Sol, with whom he toured in the interior of Peru, Ecuador, Chile and the United States. She also joined other musical groups such as: Villa-Lobos guitar camerata (2005-2010), Área 7 (rock'n'roll), performing two record productions in the years 2006 and 2010. She participated in Peru's first female Big Band in the years 2010- 2012, as well as in the group Hechiceras de la cumbia (cumbia / salsa), Duo Ellis and Tilsa Sanchez Hermoza (2014- until today) and soloist guitar project Ellis Regina (2014 - until today). In 2017, it was awarded the scholarship SAE - Unicamp Cultural Action with the project: Along the paths of Latin America, sharing and disseminating traditional Peruvian and Latin American popular music through the soloist guitar inviting several instrumentalist musicians, singers who are part of this exhibition of preservation of traditional music from Latin America. In 2017 entered the postgraduate course in the area of popular music with the master's project entitled: The Musicar of the Atajo de Negritos of the Ballumbrosio family of el Carmen: Practices, Essays and Pilgrimages, under the guidance of Profa. Dr. Suzel Ana Reily. Actively participates in the bi-monthly meetings of the Fapesp Thematic Project 2016 / 05318-7 "O Musicar Local" having been included as a member of the team in the second Thematic report. In May presented an oral communication at the Symposium "Music, sound, dance and movement in Latin America and the Caribbean" in the city of Salto - Uruguay, an event held by the International Council for Traditional Music -ICTM. Currently, a CAPES fellow. She also works as an ethnomusicologist researcher in rural São Paulo, providing services to the Center for the Study of Popular Culture (CECP), which prepares a dossier for the National Historical and Artistic Heritage Institute (IPHAN), this dossier is a record of Samba de Bumbo as a Brazilian intangible cultural heritage. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)