LUIZA

On May 6, 2026 at the Café des Arts in Noisy-le-Grand, LUIZA unveils her Franco-Brazilian blend crafted for the stage. Born between Rennes and Brazil, Luiza Fernandes Viana grew up with a mother who was a contemporary dancer and a father who played double bass in jazz. Trained at the conservatory in operatic singing, she developed a solid technique that she enriches with harp, piano and guitar. Her stays in Brazil, including time in the Amazon, instilled a taste for popular repertoires and Afro-Latin rhythms, which she now weaves with pop, dub and electronic textures, always guided by her work on vocal harmonies.

On stage, she moves between original compositions and pieces co-written with the duo Bleu Soleil, echoing notable collaborations with Fakear (Rituals), Mahom for a cover of “Le temps de l’amour,” Khoe-Wa, and with iZem and Brazilian singer Flavia Coelho on “Sua Pele.” From a stint in Réunion to her first improvised steps during an Emir Kusturica concert, her path led her to Paris, where she hones a songwriting that puts cumbia, Brazilian music and electronic pulses in dialogue. At the Café des Arts, LUIZA brings these influences together in an organic, rhythm-driven live set, carried by a precise and warm voice.