Our Instructors

Stella Conway's teaching philosophy is that effectively communicating enthusiasm is the best way to inspire it in others. She/they is thrilled to have the chance to share their love of music with Rainbow Songs Foundation students.

Trained for 10 years in piano and theory at the Royal Conservatory of Music, with a background in choir, musical theatre, and improv, Stella is also self-taught in a variety of instruments and is constantly seeking new ways to expand their musical vocabulary. After completing their Master’s degree in Theatre and Performance Studies from the University of Toronto in 2015, Stella has performed in musical ensembles across the city, and continues to work as a musical director, accompanist, and composer within Toronto’s independent theatre scene.

As a member of the Rainbow Songs Foundation team, Stella is eager to facilitate learning, community, and joy through the love of music.

Camila Lozada is a Peruvian vocalist and music educator who believes music should be accessible to everyone as a joyful tool for expression, confidence, and wellbeing. Now based in Toronto, she brings her cultural roots, warmth, and playful energy into every class and performance.

Camila is excited to pursue graduate studies in music therapy, hoping to deepen her work helping children and families explore creativity, connection, and community through music. She works with young children in early childhood music classes, supports music programs for neurodivergent children offered through the Kingsway School of Music, and occasionally
subs for choir and music and movement classes at El
Sistema Toronto.

A graduate of Humber College’s Bachelor of Music program, Camila has performed at festivals including the Mississauga Latin Festival and was named Artist of the Year at the T.U. Jazz Festival’s 10th Anniversary Edition in 2024. In 2025, she released her EP Sinergia, a project celebrating the idea of diverse energies coming together to create something beautiful, blending Latin Jazz, Latin American Folk, and
original music.

Zeca Polina is a Brazilian musician and singer/song writer with a passion for music and community. Performing since 1999, he has had the pleasure of playing in bands of various genres; singing, playing guitar, bass, drums, saxophone, accordion, banjo, ukulele, cavaquinho, and percussion.

Since moving to Canada in 2015, he has played numerous shows across Ontario and Quebec. Zeca has shared his music at festivals like Dundas West Fest, Carassauga , Brazilian Fest, Montreal Forró Festival, Forrobodó and in venues such as Roy Thompson Hall and Lula Lounge.

With kids, Zeca has shared his silliness, creativity and musicality working as a music teacher in Brazil and at an integrated arts camp located within Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital.

Besides entertaining kids, you can find Zeca on stage bringing all the moms and dads to the dance floor with his band Zeca and The Hydroponic Lizards or hear him play with Future Primitive. Zeca is passionate about sharing the magic and possibilities of music with children of all ages, crawling or gray haired ones!

Zoha Zuberi is a Pakistani-Canadian singer-songwriter and producer creating multilingual indie-pop and cinematic story-telling style of music. A self-taught multi-instrumentalist, Zoha has released 50+ original songs and was honoured as a Spotify EQUAL ambassador, featured on a Times Square billboard celebrating women-led music from Pakistan. Alongside her work as an independent artist, Zoha also holds a degree in Architecture—bringing a thoughtful, detail-oriented approach to everything she builds, including community through music.

Zoha has always loved working with children and families, and began her professional journey by teaching music to young learners—discovering early on how songs can unlock confidence, communication, and joy. Now, as a mother herself, she’s especially passionate about creating a welcoming space where every child can participate at their own pace. Her classes are playful, structured, and connection-led—using familiar songs, movement, call-and-response, and simple musical games to help kids learn through music while caregivers feel included too. Zoha is thrilled to make music with Rainbow Songs Foundation families and to help turn each session into a moment of belonging.