Galicia (Spain)‑based American gothic post‑metal alchemist and modern darkwave artist‑producer C Z A R I N A presents a breathtaking live performance captured on the majestic sea cliffs of Costa da Morte — a stretch of Atlantic coastline steeped in myth, mysticism and elemental power. With its violent ocean, towering stone and ancient legends, the “Coast of Death” becomes a natural extension of her sonic universe, where the celestial, the arcane and the human converge.
In this rare, intimate ritual, C Z A R I N A traverses the worlds of her acclaimed albums Arcana (2022) and Empire (2024), while offering a first glimpse into new material from her forthcoming 2027 release. Moving between atmospheric darkness, emotional intensity and moments of luminous transcendence, the performance becomes more than a live set — it is a communion with the landscape itself, a cathartic invocation cast against the vast Atlantic horizon.
A true multi‑instrumentalist, C Z A R I N A appears as her own ensemble: multiple incarnations of herself commanding vocals, guitars, keyboards and synthesizers. The result is a one‑woman band rendered as a full celestial force, every layer an extension of the same artist.
Filmed amid sea, sky and stone, the performance captures C Z A R I N A in her natural element — an artist transforming music into ritual, and ritual into something elemental. Link
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