Lucía

Lucía is the future of jazz — a genre-defying vocalist whose star is rising fast, and for good reason. With a sound as sultry as it is fearless, she blends the soul of jazz with modern textures, global influences and a bold improvisational edge that leaves audiences breathless.

Hailing from Veracruz, México, Lucía brings a singular artistic vision that bridges jazz, Latin and pop with effortless style. Her genre-bending arrangements and magnetic stage presence have captivated audiences at major festivals and earned her comparisons to legends like Billie Holiday and Cécile McLorin Salvant.

Winner of the 2022 Sarah Vaughan International Jazz Vocal Competition, Lucía recently released her self-titled debut album, produced by Matt Pierson, acclaimed for his work with icons and rising stars such as Samara Joy.

Her voice is unmistakable: rich, expressive and entirely her own. But Lucía is more than a vocalist; she is a storyteller, a risk-taker and a generational talent.

Don’t miss your chance to experience an artist who’s reshaping the sound of jazz before our very eyes. Take a chance — you’ll be saying you saw her when.

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