Guernica Mancini

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Guernica Mancini is a singer/songwriter from Sweden. She was 14 years old when she formed the all-female band "Banda Sept" which performed live all over Sweden.

In 2007, Mancini enrolled at the Musicians Institute in Los Angeles where she won a songwriting contest which led her to record with Black Eyed Peas music producer Darryl Swann. After leaving Musicians Institute, she formed the all-female band "Inglourious", performing at music venues around the United States, including House of Blues, Hard Rock Café, The Key and The Roxy.

Mancini teamed up with Jeff Young^[1] of Megadeth as the lead singer for his band "Souls On 11", going on tour and releasing a live performance DVD.^[2]

Mancini is the lead singer of .

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