Luisa Muñoz

Luisa Muñoz, a flamenco singer born in Montpellier (France), has a significant family heritage: she belongs to “Los Montoya”, one of the most iconic flamenco lineages that has produced numerous artists, including her aunt Antonia “La Negra” and her cousins Lole and Angelita Montoya.

From a young age, Luisa began performing in her family’s peñas and shows in France. At 24, she moved to Málaga to join the company of dancer Antonio de Verónica, quickly gaining recognition in prominent flamenco venues like Juan Breva and El Piyayo.

Career

Luisa is an artist with an extensive and versatile repertoire, mastering both singing and dancing. Over time, she has perfected her craft, expanding her repertoire with new songs and styles that evoke the golden age of flamenco.

Notable Performances

She has shared the stage with renowned artists such as Manuel Molina, Paco Cepero, La Cañeta de Málaga, among others. Some of her notable performances include:

• La Bienal de Málaga.
• Festival de Campillo, sharing the stage with Israel Fernández and Antonio Reyes.
• Festival de Casa Belleza.
• La Caracola de Lebrija.
• ‘Málaga en Flamenco’ Festival with Paco Cepero.
• Flamenco Festival of Nîmes (France).
• ’Milano Flamenco’ Festival in Italy.
• ‘Flamenco BBK’ Cycle in Bilbao.

Useful Links

• Spotify - Listen to her music and albums.
• YouTube - Watch her performances.

Social Media

• Instagram: @luisa_flamenco

Achievements

Luisa Muñoz continues to be a central figure in contemporary flamenco, inspiring new generations with her art and dedication to flamenco music.