Carolina Daura is a Latin American singer-songwriter whose music speaks to the heart with warmth, honesty, and quiet strength. Based in Boston and currently studying at Berklee College of Music, Carolina’s artistry is rooted in storytelling, faith, and a deep desire to create spaces where people feel seen and comforted.

Born and raised in El Salvador, Carolina grew up surrounded by a rich musical heritage. Her early inspirations ranged from heartfelt ballads and folk songs to the whimsical melodies of Disney films, all of which continue to influence the way she writes and performs today. As a songwriter, she draws from memory, love, and the human spirit- often exploring themes of vulnerability, healing, and hope.

Her music blends elements of cinematic folk and gentle pop, with poetic lyrics and soft, expressive vocals that invite listeners into moments of reflection. Carolina’s soon-to-be-released debut single, “Heartache Avenue,” showcases her thoughtful songwriting and ability to turn personal stories into shared experiences. Her songs feel like conversations -intimate and sincere- crafted with care and guided by a sense of purpose.

Outside of her musical journey, Carolina is a dedicated leader at the Berklee Catholic Center, where she brings the same spirit of compassion and community that shapes her music. Her spirituality plays an integral role in her artistry, inspiring her to create music that uplifts and connects. She also dreams of voicing a Disney princess- an aspiration that reflects both her love for magical storytelling and her belief in music’s power to spark wonder and joy.

As she continues to grow her body of work, Carolina remains focused on creating honest music that offers comfort and connection. Her voice -delicate yet soul-stirring- is not about taking up space loudly, but about inviting others in gently. Through her songs, she hopes to be a light, a friend, and a reminder that even in our most tender moments, we’re never alone.