Born into a musical family, singer and composer Luana Mallet grew up among shows, soirees, and concerts at the Theatro Municipal do Rio de Janeiro and began her musical practice with the violin at the age of 6, moving on to other instruments until she reached the voice. Passionate about jazz and Brazilian music, she wrote and released songs with renowned artists such as Jorge Vercillo and Ana Carolina, but it was when she met José Arimatéa that she began to circulate in the Jazz & Bossa Nova circuit of Rio de Janeiro.

 

Her interpretation, full of emotion and sensitivity, reverberates a strong sense of soul through accessible lyrics and contagious melodies.