Eliza Sękul originally from Krakow, Poland. Raised between both countries. For as long as she can remember she participated in church choirs, school choirs and multiple national school competitions where she excelled in voice. San Miguel de Allende and the artistically and musically gifted Mexican family could be to blame for Eliza's infatuation and passion for music. At 17 she moved to Mexico and began her musical career.

Performing at weddings, private events, and bars, Eliza gained experience. Working with Ensamble San Miguel she has been able to continue singing in church choirs which reminds her of her childhood. Eliza also finds time for her project as a solo artist and songwriter with several singles and music videos for You Tube and Spotify. She also participates as the vocalist in the duet with Poncho Blues called "Velvet Pop" and now also as the vocals along with "The Flying Blues" and now activating "Entropy band" contemporary jazz with Sophie Smith and Mark Bissessar.

She would never let herself be pigeonholed into a genre. She likes to travel from postmodern classical music, delving into English and Spanish pop rock, stroll from time to time through the gardens of jazz, neo soul, blues, take refuge in R&B and never stop discovering and trying new genres.

She knows no limits or barriers just as her parents taught her that there are no borders. Always eager to continue learning about his biculturalism and with the desire to create a unique and fresh sound.