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A Sunday Kinda Love: S2E11 - Desert Island - Elvira Arul

Elvira Arul

10-May-15 12:00

A Sunday Kinda Love: S2E11 - Desert Island - Elvira Arul

We're off again to a desert island taking with us the mega-songstress, Elvira Arul and her favourite books, films and music, who reads to us from her favourite book, tells us about the movies and music that have shaped her self and shares rare behind-the-scenes recordings of her music. 


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