Loona

While Loona experimented with ambient sounds on the second album Entre dos Aguas, such as in “Pajaro sin Cielo” or “Tell me why”, for the third studio album Colors, she used a more mature and oriental sound, which can be heard on songs like “Land of broken dreams”, “If you want my love” or “Rhythm of the Night”, a remake of “Hadi Bakalım” from Sezen Aksu’s 1991 album Gülümse. Since “Parapapapapa”, Loona has returned to the summer vibe tune roots.

Loona is known for numerous songs and singles being covers of other artists such as Paradisio, Mecano, Herbert Grönemeyer, Luv’, Elvis Presley, Sezen Aksu, David Bisbal, Donna Summer, Don Henley, Cidinho & Doca, Miranda, Pigbag, Los Diablos, Taylor Dayne, Barry Manilow, Helene Fischer, Francisco Alves, Gebroeders Ko or Lylloo & Lorinda (Not counting her fourth album Wind of Time, which was a full cover album), which ended up of 21 of her first 42 singles being cover versions so far. She is also noted for singing multilingual, mostly in Spanish, Spanglish, or English, but also parts in Arabic (“Salam Aleikoum”), French (“Et me voila”), Dutch (“Ademloos door de Nacht”), or German (“Gib mir deine Angst”, “OMG! Dein Body ist so Heiß”).[/show_more]

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