Lucía Parreño
Lucía Parreño grew up in Seville, where she sang in local choirs and absorbed the flamenco and traditional Spanish music around her. She started writing songs...
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Lucía Parreño grew up in Seville, where she sang in local choirs and absorbed the flamenco and traditional Spanish music around her. She started writing songs drawn from her own experiences, and in 2015 she released "Nunca Te Dejaré" as the lead single from her debut album. The song connected with listeners and became a viral hit, though some critics questioned whether her music had become too commercial.
She has since put out albums like "Sueños" in 2017, "Alma" in 2019, and "Renacer" in 2022. Her music has appeared in films and television, and she has worked with artists such as Pablo Alborán and Manuel Carrasco. She performs with a band that includes guitarist Juan Carlos Campos, bassist Antonio Fernández, and drummer David Cantero, and she often collaborates with producer Javier Limón.
Her work continues to draw on both traditional and contemporary elements, maintaining a focus on personal, heartfelt songwriting.
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