Eleonora Bianchini is a talented singer and composer from Perugia, Italy, known for her warm and captivating voice. In May 2016, she was recognized by JAZZIT as one of the "Best Italian Female Voices," ranking fourth. After graduating from the Music Conservatory in Perugia and Berklee College of Music, she was selected by musician Giovanni Tommaso to perform at the Umbria Winter Jazz Festival in 2002. Her collaborations include renowned artists like Oscar Stagnaro, Mark Walker, and Rosa Passos. She has performed at prestigious venues such as Carnegie Hall and the Berklee Performance Center alongside celebrated musicians like Eva Ayllon. As a singer-songwriter, her discography includes albums like "Como Un Aguila En Lo Alto" (2007), "Esperare" (2013), "Surya" (2018), and "L’Orizzonte" (2023). Eleonora has also taught music in Ecuador and India, sharing her passion at institutions like Universidad San Fransisco de Quito and Swarnabhoomi Academy of Music. Since 2013, she has collaborated with acclaimed bassist Enzo Pietropaoli in the duo DOS, which has released three albums. Currently, she teaches jazz voice at the Cimarosa Music Conservatory in Avellino, Naples, while regularly performing in jazz clubs and cultural events.