Luna Ki makes a powerful comeback. “Tu Lady” is the second preview of her upcoming album, set for release in 2026, and it signals a clear shift in her musical direction. The new approach leans into more rhythm, more energy, and a stronger sense of intent.
The track unfolds as a sensual ride that never slows down. From the very first beat, it invites movement and dance. It also blends a direct, catchy melody with softer, more ethereal moments. Through this contrast, the artist outlines the creative framework of her new era.
On the production side, Luna Ki works closely with Vatocholo, known for his collaborations with Dellafuente and Natalia Lacunza. Alongside him, Garabatto, Chus Santana and Fectro contribute arrangements that add further weight to the track. Together, they form a compact yet effective team.
“This Friday that wild moon returns…” says the artist. The line captures the spirit of the release, which arrives with an imagery where ballet, horses and almost unreal scenes intertwine. The music video — set to drop next week — will follow this dreamlike direction.
The new Luna
This stage doesn’t aim to break with the past; instead, it seeks to refine it. After three years of continuous work, Luna Ki now appears more direct and more confident in her own language. Step by step, she sheds visual and sonic layers to move closer to the core of her identity.
Sonically, the album embraces a more essential form of pop. The main production is led by Carlos Ares, Garabatto and Fectro, while Cuban pianist Roberto Carcassés and producer Chus Santana expand and strengthen the project. As a result, the record shifts between piano-and-voice ballads and tracks with Latin rhythms.
Finally, the lyrics delve into universal themes such as love, fear, death and the ongoing search for identity. Through this evolution, Luna Ki reshapes herself, yet ultimately remains more Luna than ever.
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