Guely Morató Loredo is a Bolivian artist, curator, and researcher working at the intersection of sound studies, deep listening, and collective creation. Her practice explores listening as an ethical, multispecies tool to address environmental and territorial crises. She is the founder of Sonandes, a platform that advances sound art through biennials, residencies, and research across Latin America and Europe. Her work critically engages neo-extractivism, technocolonial infrastructures, and Andean epistemologies.