La Dame Blanche
| Date | City | Venue | Country |
|---|---|---|---|
| 26/04/25 | Brussels | DiverCity | Belgium |
| 02/05/25 | Bordeaux | Guinguette chez Alriq | France |
| 14/05/25 | London | Hootananny Brixton | United Kingdom |
| 15/05/25 | Bristol | The Jam Jar | United Kingdom |
| 16/05/25 | Chapel Hill, Porthtowan | Mount Pleasant Eco Park | United Kingdom |
La Dame Blanche intertwines her native Afro-Cuban influences with hip-hop, trap, reggae, dancehall and reggaeton beats. The musical project of the singer and flutist Yaite Ramos Rodríguez recognizes her on stage as a revelation of rap in Spanish, with an energetic performance that mixes the Latin and the urban, the fierce and the sensual.
Born in a family of musicians, Yaite was raised by sons, rumbas and boleros and began to explore, from the classical flute, the creation of her own musical language. Life took her to perform on stages around the world, collaborating for the first time with Latin jazz, reggae and cumbia artists. These experiences converged in the appearance of La Dame Blanche. From port to port, this mystical character embarks on a ritual that rescues silenced stories from everyday life, and intertwines them with powerful beats that spontaneously dialogue with the feminine company of the flute. Since “Pirata”, her first album release, La Dame Blanche navigates with ease the explosive lyrics of Cuban urban hip hop.
La Dame Blanche has five albums to her credit as well as numerous collaborations with artists from around the world. For more than a decade, their songs have sought to humbly enter homes as an irreverent shout that empowers and soothes with joy the true things in life.