MUSICAL JOURNEYS Luna's musical journey began in the Netherlands, where she was born into a family that cherished music. Among the various genres she explored, jazz, particularly the style her father favored, captivated her the most. In 2010, she completed her studies in jazz singing at the Conservatorium van Amsterdam, graduating with the distinction of “cum laude” (a score of 9).

Her quest for musical knowledge led her multiple times to the United States, where she studied singing under Theo Bleckmann and composition with Bill Markovitz at the Manhattan School of Music. Additionally, her curiosity took her to India, where she immersed herself in South Indian singing in Bangalore, a journey that ultimately steered her toward flamenco singing, linking her to the ancient traditions of Indian music that underpin this Spanish art form.

MOVED BY FLAMENCO Luna's passion for flamenco blossomed when she traveled to Seville, Spain, where she was profoundly affected by the emotive power of flamenco singing, which conveyed both deep sorrow and profound joy.

A few years later, she relocated to Barcelona, becoming the first foreigner to be accepted into the flamenco singing program at the “Escuela Superior de Música de Cataluña” (ESMUC), where she studied under the flamenco singer José Miguel Vizcaya, known as “Chiqui de la Linea.”

CONCERTS Until 2012, Luna bridged the worlds of jazz and flamenco with her band “Radio Luna,” performing at notable venues such as the Amsterdam “Uitmarkt,” the Concertgebouw, the pop venue Paradiso, the Vondelpark Theatre, and various theaters across the Netherlands.

She has participated in the flamenco concert series “Poco ruido y mucho duende” alongside flamenco singer Mayte Martín and in Martín’s “Savia Nueva” concert series. Additionally, she performed in the “Grandes Conjuntos” series at the concert hall L’Auditori in Barcelona, collaborating with flamenco guitarist Juan Gómez “Chicuelo” and guitarist Juan Carlos Gómez Pastor. Luna is also the vocalist for the flamenco trio “Luna Flamenca,” which includes a guitarist and a dancer, and she composes music and lyrics for her own jazz ensemble.

BETWEEN TWO WORLDS In 2015, Luna graduated from the prestigious ESMUC in flamenco singing, marking a significant milestone as the first foreigner to earn this distinction, presenting a repertoire of her original compositions titled “Entre Dos Mundos” (Between Two Worlds). This collection was released on a CD of the same name in January 2017 and was officially launched at the internationally acclaimed festival “Flamenco Biënnale Nederland.”

In November 2017, Luna published her first book, titled ‘SOLO.’ This autobiography chronicles her life from her carefree childhood through the difficult years marked by the loss of her parents and sister to various illnesses, ultimately leading to a renewed zest for life that empowered her to achieve her conservatory degree in flamenco singing as the first foreigner. ‘SOLO’ intertwines family history, travel experiences, and personal transformation.

As of 2018, Luna divides her time between the Netherlands and Spain, where she continues to study and work. Her voice embodies the diverse influences of the places she visits, inspiring her to sing and express herself beyond boundaries.