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Cecilia Noël, the dynamic Peruvian-born artist, composer, producer, bandleader, and performer, continues to cement her legacy as a musical force both in Los Angeles and
across the globe. Known for her electrifying stage presence and genre-defying sound, Noël blends salsa, soul, jazz, funk, and Afro-Cuban influences into a vibrant, high-energy experience that is uniquely her own.
2024 was a landmark year in Cecilia’s career. She toured South America with Men at Work, captivating audiences from Lima to Rio de Janeiro with her explosive and magnetic charisma. In a historic moment, the group was honored with both the Gaviota de Plata and Gaviota de Oro at the prestigious Festival Internacional de la Canción de Viña del Mar in Chile.
That same year, Noël released "Bolero Azul," a heartfelt bolero-bachata fusion about the beauty of letting go of a past love, and "Perdido," a sultry, rhythm-rich track that further showcased her versatility and emotional depth. Her music continues to tackle personal and social themes with elegance and power.
In 2022, Noël lent her unforgettable voice to the track “Lágrimas Sin Fin,” featured in Paramount Pictures’ hit film The Lost City, starring Sandra Bullock, Channing Tatum, Brad Pitt, and Daniel Radcliffe. Her soulful performance added a powerful emotional layer to the film’s vibrant soundtrack, further establishing her as a versatile artist whose work resonates across mediums.
Past highlights include her critically acclaimed 2014 album Havana Rocks, recorded in Cuba, which won the Cubadisco International Award 2015 for Best Foreign Album. Over the years, she has collaborated with a wide range of global musicians, including her husband, Colin Hay of Men at Work, with whom she often shares the stage.
Cecilia’s impact goes far beyond performance—she is also a mentor, a cultural ambassador, and an advocate for using music as a tool for healing and connection. In 2024, she released “El Niño en la Frontera” in collaboration with UNICEF, a moving and timely song that sheds light on the migrant experience and offers a message of hope and resilience.
Now, in 2025, Cecilia Noël is back on tour, joining Men at Work, legendary rock band TOTO, and Christopher Cross for a global run of shows that promises unforgettable performances and a thrilling fusion of musical worlds. With her signature mix of power, heart, and rhythm, Cecilia continues to inspire audiences everywhere she goes.
