Singer and songwriter, Luedji Luna was born in Salvador and studied music at the Escola Baiana de Canto Popular. At 35, she already released two albums, numerous nominations and awards, and has become a prominent figure in contemporary Brazilian popular music. An active voice in racial and feminist issues, Luedji delves into her ancestry and brings powerful messages of struggle, beliefs, depth, and love in her art.

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In 2017, she released her first album, ‘’Um Corpo no Mundo’’, which established her in the national music scene and earned her recognition in awards, festivals, and media coverage. In 2021, while preparing for the arrival of her first child, she also gave life to the album ‘’Bom Mesmo É Estar Debaixo D'água’’. This album topped global charts and earned her a nomination for Best MPB Album at the 2021 Latin Grammy Awards. In November 2022, she released the Deluxe version of ‘’Bom Mesmo É Estar Debaixo D'água’’ — a B-side of her previous project with 10 new songs.

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In her own words, her “(...) music, since the first album, was created with the intention of engaging in a dialogue with the world.”

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Luedji Luna has also appeared in globally recognized music projects like COLORS and Tiny Desk with Afropunk.