About Me.

Sarai Juarez Osorio is a proud Mexican-American artist born and raised in California. A multifaceted musician, producer, and composer, Sarai began performing at the age of five, recording music for her local church and quickly developing a passion for sound and storytelling.

 

With extensive experience in vocal performance, music production, and composition, her creative journey has taken her from directing shows at Sonoma Academy—where she founded the school’s first-ever Spanish language production—to crafting immersive soundtracks and original music that blends digital and analog technologies at Oberlin Conservatory.

 

Sarai’s work is defined by genre-blending innovation, combining techno and cumbia influences to produce vibrant tracks that explore electronic pop, Latin rap, and tecno-cumbia. This signature style culminated in the release of her debut single HOGAR under the name SIETE, where these sonic worlds collide.

 

Her talents have been recognized nationally and internationally, earning first prizes in both the American Protege International Vocal Competition and the We Sing Pop! competition, leading to multiple performances at the iconic Carnegie Hall. She has also served as an audio engineering assistant with the Cleveland Chamber Choir under Artistic Director Gregory Ristow and has been featured in numerous concerts and recitals at Oberlin Conservatory.

 

Currently a QuestBridge Scholar at Oberlin College and Conservatory, Sarai is pursuing a double degree: a Bachelor of Music in Technology in Music and Related Arts, and a Bachelor of Arts in Economics with a Business Integrative Concentration. Her work continues to push boundaries, merging cultural heritage, technological innovation, and artistic expression into a singular, powerful voice.