Lucía Severino
Lucía Severino is an Argentine singer-songwriter from Buenos Aires. She first gained attention in 2017 with her debut single 'Cuerpo,' which became known for...
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Lucía Severino is an Argentine singer-songwriter from Buenos Aires. She first gained attention in 2017 with her debut single 'Cuerpo,' which became known for its themes of self-acceptance. Her music draws from Latin rhythms and the work of artists like Mercedes Sosa and Jorge Drexler.
In 2019 she released her debut album 'En Mi Piel,' followed by 'Mantra' in 2021. Songs like 'Palabra' show her interest in personal and social themes. She often works with collaborators such as guitarist Mariano Otero and drummer Santiago Giorgini.
Severino has been outspoken about women's rights and LGBTQ+ issues, which has sometimes drawn criticism. In 2020 she faced backlash for a performance where she bared her breasts as a protest against censorship. Her music continues to address these subjects directly.
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