This song was written by Triana Segovia some years ago and then revamped to fit the duo setting of the group. It was the first original tune that Triana y Luca added to their live repertoire and so it holds a special place for them. It strays a little bit from the duo's main aesthetic which is usually more traditional, here we hear influences from Neo-soul, R&B and Jazz.

CIELO (Demo)

With "Earth", Triana y Luca take a new approach to creating music. The spoken word is a poem that Triana wrote inspired by nature and the world surrounding us. In the middle section, Triana sings an old flamenco verse of unknown origin. The guitar part is totally improvised, so every version is very different. Luca takes his training in jazz music to create something ephemeral and strongly connected to the present moment. The end product is something very experimental and shows the deep connection that Triana y Luca have in music.

EARTH (Demo)

"Malinche" is a tune inspired by the historical figure of the same name. The lyrics express the story of a young indigenous olmeca woman who was assigned the role of Cortes' translator during the colonization of the Americas. Malinche was a highly cultured woman who could speak many languages. This describes on of the key inspirations of Triana y Luca's music: The importance of remembering the past and reconnecting to the traditions of their heritage.

MALINCHE (Demo)

"Raíz" was the first song that the duo composed together. It was actually a commission for a short-movie of the same name. The music is inspired by themes of migration and political struggles. The theme of migration is a strong influence for Triana y Luca's music, both coming from an eclectic migratory background.

RAIZ (Demo)

"Tonada de luna llena" is a cover from the Venezuelan singer-songwriter Simon Díaz. Triana y Luca add a new, more modern twist, to the old Tonada of Díaz. With Luca's jazzy chords and re-harmonization and Triana's airy and floating voice, the duo shows their inspiration from the Latin american music but also their mission to translate it to a more modern audience.

TONADA DE LUNA LLENA (Demo)

"A Felicidade" is a Bossa Nova composed by Tom Jobim with lyrics by Vinícius de Moraes. This tune is one of the many Portuguese songs that is in Triana y Luca's live repertoire. Bossa Nova is one of the musical styles that stands very dearly in Luca's heart.

A Felicidade

An intimate encounter between folklore and storytelling, we bring a new perspective to this cultural jem which is the Cuban Bolero.

Ay Amor!

Ay Amor [Radio Edit]

Malinche  (Radio Edit)

When we first met two years ago, living in a cold country far away from our homes, we realized we had something very significant in common. Both of us were from everywhere and from nowhere. And we wanted to reconnect with our roots. We wanted to reconnect with the traditions of our cultures which felt far and distant to us. And funnily enough, we had some of those roots in common.

 We started making music because we wanted to learn about our Iberoamerican folkloric traditions. Today in our music, we explore legends, storytelling, and popular music styles. In our upcoming debut EP "Fragmentos del Olvido", our original compositions cross over styles like Flamenco to Rancheras, Son Jarocho, and música Llanera. Un-boxable into any one genre, our goal is to create music that above all else is honest and intimate. 

We share eclectic cultural backgrounds, Triana Segovia being Mexican/Spanish/Canadian and Luca Vaillancourt Canadian/Spanish/Luxembourgish. Our love for learning about traditional music is the foundation of our project, where we also bring in our own artistic backgrounds in jazz, improvisation, and contemporary music.  As of right now, we live between Spain, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands, hoping to share some of this music to bring you some sun to wherever you are.