Dov’è Liana is a French trio that challenges the artificiality of the world through the mystical quest for a celebration that blends love, beauty, and sexuality.

Their concerts are spaces of total freedom, wildly uninhibited parties where all judgment is left at the door. Inspired by their experiences in Palermo, the group creates immediately identifiable music, mixing French touch with Italian and rock influences to give birth to a new house pop, both sensual and wild.

If their first lyrics were written in Italian, it’s no coincidence. During trips to Palermo, the city itself infused the group with its warm and nocturnal energy.

“In Palermo, music is all about dancing,” they say. Italian came naturally for “Perché Piangi Palermo”, their first track, born in a single afternoon with raw production on GarageBand, before being published the very next day on Spotify.

Without mixing or mastering, this spontaneous track found immediate resonance in Italy, propelling them onto the stage in one of Milan’s trendiest clubs.