Luna Zegers is a singer, songwriter, producer and author whose life and music bridge Spain and the Netherlands, flamenco and pop, joy and grief. After graduating with honours in jazz singing at the Conservatory of Amsterdam, she becomes the first non-Spanish student in history to graduate in flamenco singing at the prestigious conservatory ESMUC in Barcelona.
Her debut album 'Entre Dos Mundos' explores this duality: “Passion flows abundantly… she clearly dominates all facets of flamenco singing, which splashes off in sizzling tracks that strike with lightning” (Jazzism)
Behind her love for flamenco lies deep sorrow: losing her father, sister and mother at a young age, she later finds in flamenco a way to transform profound grief into art. She captures this journey in her acclaimed memoir 'SOLO', which gets praised as “a very impressive book, sometimes subtle, sometimes raw and always nuanced. Mandatory reading.”
Her single 'Cauce de Lágrimas' reflects on the 2017 Barcelona terrorist attack, featured widely in Spanish media.
Expanding her artistry, Luna develops herself as a music producer, embracing electronic sounds. She writes, produces and mixes original tracks for the movie 'Pasará' (2026), with 'Abre La Ventana' blending disco, synthpop, EDM and melodic house, inviting audiences to dance and celebrate life.
With a unique voice that unites tradition and innovation, Luna Zegers continues to build bridges between worlds, turning personal stories into universal songs.
