
Singer and roots-music performer
Olga Cerpa is a Gran Canaria singer linked to Mestisay since 1986 and to an Atlantic reading of Canarian popular music, with repertories in dialogue with fado, bolero, Africa and Latin America.
Singer and roots-music performer · 1965

Singer and roots-music performer
Olga Cerpa is a Gran Canaria singer linked to Mestisay since 1986 and to an Atlantic reading of Canarian popular music, with repertories in dialogue with fado, bolero, Africa and Latin America.
Olga Cerpa García comes from Gran Canaria and has been Mestisay’s central voice since joining the group in 1986. Her biography links her with Moya, with the San Juan district of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and with early musical learning.
Her public career unfolds with Mestisay, a project created by Manuel González in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria that has taken Canarian music to stages in Europe, America and Africa. That career includes Pequeño fado y otras canciones de amor, Romántico, Palosanto and Canarii, works and productions connecting Canarian song with fado, bolero, guitars from different backgrounds and international collaborations.
Her role as a singer belongs to contemporary Canarian musical culture. Repertory, recording projects, collaborations, awards and stylistic evolution are developed in her specialised soloist-and-musician profile.