“A multilingual musician who can capture the emotions and soul of a community in a song” (NPR), Eleanor Dubinsky is a vocalist/guitarist/cellist. Her songs in English, French, Spanish and Portuguese invite audiences to travel the world while discovering the underground tributaries that connect us in our shared human experience.
Currently, Eleanor is debuting a new family of songs dealing with vulnerability, life transitions and triumph after a creative impasse. These songs are fueled by working her way out of stuck-ness after the COVID-19 lockdown and inspired by friends and loved ones facing their own ups and downs. She is joined on stage by Argentine guitarist/composer Dario Acosta Teich.
Eleanor has released three albums to date and tours nationally and internationally in performing arts centers, festivals and clubs. She performs and leads cultural exchange programs in Latin America and the African continent as an Arts Envoy with the U.S. Department of Educational and Cultural Affairs and African Regional Services. Journalist Tom Pryor describes Eleanor’s work as “joyous, uplifting and deeply generous...this is music as medicine for your soul.”
