Thalia Sophia

In the twilight of the 21st century, beneath an eclipse said to herald the rebirth of forgotten muses, there rose from the coral palaces and pearlescent promenades of a city now known as Miami, a distinct voice—Thalia Sophia, poetess, songstress, and myth-weaver of many tongues, born of two worlds and countless tales etched in stars and song.

Forged in rebellion and wonder, Thalia is bestowed a bloodline steeped in duality: old European magic braided with the fire of the New World's sun. Language is her inheritance, but music is her magic as she weaves ancient mythology into contemporary experiences.

With each piece, Thalia creates a cultural bridge that invites audiences into a shared space of remembrance, imagination, and reinvention. Her work is not merely performance—it is living art, where melody meets memory, and where the poet’s voice dares to dream in many tongues at once.

A woman in a pink, Victorian-style dress, holding a decorative hand fan, stands in front of a classical garden backdrop with columns and flowers. The scene is enclosed in an ornate gold frame.

A gold-framed portrait of a woman in a Victorian-style dress, standing in water with a book.

Artistic portrait of a woman in a gold ornate frame, wearing a flowing white and pastel dress, with a blue ethereal background.

A woman in a flowing pink dress holds a book, standing on a garden path surrounded by flowers and columns, framed in an ornate gold frame.