Eolya Anglet, France
Je m'appelle Guilhem, nom de
scène Eolya, je suis originaire
d'Agde où j'ai
grandi !
Depuis 8 ans je suis parti au Pays
Basque pour rejoindre les
Montagnes et l'Océan.
Je suis un homme orchestre des
temps modernes, accompagné d'instruments du monde entier.
Je suis l'Inspiration où elle me guide, quelle que soit la culture ou le continent.
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