With roots in Buenos Aires and a home base in Brooklyn, Juana Luna is a cantora, composer and community artist. Her musical style navigates traditional Argentinian music as well as world music, boleros and jazz, among other styles.
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She released “Canciones en Blanco y Negro”, her new album, on September 2024 in the David Rubenstein Atrium in Lincoln Center, and also in The Kennedy Center, Washington DC. The full album is the culmination of two years of production and songwriting and it is part of the Folkalist Records catalogue. ​
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Her songs and compositions have been commissioned by Berklee Press and Carnegie Hall. Luna’s single “Los Verdes” was named Best Latin Song at the 17th IMA Awards.
Juana Luna is an advocate for early childhood development and also dedicates her artistry to creating songs and immersive programs for the youngest of audiences. She has composed and performed extensively for babies and toddlers, blending music, storytelling, and interactive play.
Her vast experience in this field has led her to join the team of “Big Note Little Note” at Carnegie Hall, and she is also a part of “The Lullaby Project,” where she collaborates with artists and families around the world to explore the power of this ancient musical tradition.
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From 2023 to 2025, Luna was a lead cast member in Huddle and Camille’s Rainbow —two immersive baby operas designed for children ages 0 to 2.
These experimental productions enjoyed sold-out runs at Carnegie Hall, captivating families with their sensory-rich, emotionally engaging experiences.​​
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Juana has led a number of community-based musical initiatives, including CoLab, where she works with middle school students on songwriting and collage workshops that culminate in an interdisciplinary performance at National Sawdust in Brooklyn. She has also collaborated with organizations such as The People’s Bus, Emancipated Stories, El Taller Latinoamericano, and UnLocal, among others.
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Press Quotes
“With roots in Buenos Aires and a home base in Brooklyn, Juana Luna is a driven, passionate, and charismatic songwriter who knows a thing or two about crafting powerful lyrics and amazing melodies, as well as interpreting classic South American styles.
(…) Luna’s sound is very direct and energetic, yet intimate and emotional”
The Journal of Roots Music NO DEPRESSION Magazine