被称作”;伊比利亚歌后”;的西班牙歌手Luz Casal无论从摇滚乐到流行情歌，从传统民谣到现代电子乐，都能够驾轻就熟。Luz的音乐生涯起于1980年，在10年间陆续发行了5张专辑，在西班牙和拉丁美洲稳步发展。Luz Casal无论从摇滚乐到流行情歌，从传统民谣到现代电子乐，都能够驾轻就熟。西班牙导演阿尔莫多瓦曾经邀请她演唱影片《高跟鞋》主题歌《Piensa En Mi》和插曲《Un Ano De Amor》，她1992年和Ry Cooder以及Carlos Nuñez合作的《Negra sombra》(黑影)，改编自Rosalía de Castro的诗作，导演阿列杨多·阿梅纳巴(Alejandro AMENABAR)在他2004年的影片《安乐死之谜》(Mar adentro)选用了此曲，这首曲子也作为Bonus曲目再次收录在Luz 2004年的新专辑《Sencilla Alegría》中。
by Evan C. Gutierrez
Spanish vocalist Luz Casal was born in Baimorto, La Coruna. As a young girl in Gijon, Luz got her first taste of performance singing for a group of less than 50. The small audience notwithstanding, Luz was immediately sold on a life in performance. She took up studying piano, music theory, and ballet, leading up to her joining a rock group called Los Fannys, which sang popular songs of the day. Upon leaving the band, Luz sought out opportunities to study voice and opera. Her journey led her to Madrid, where she would explore every avenue to a career in music. Casal recorded a short demo, which earned her a gig recording choruses and clips for a small record label. By 1980 she had worked up to creating her first single, a step that would lead to her performing in various regional festivals. Casal signed a deal with Zafiro Records in 1981, with whom she released her solo debut a year later, entitled El Rock de una Noche de Verano. The record's release was followed by a national tour. Casal's second release, called Los Ojos del Gato, came out two years later in 1984, and was again followed by national touring. In 1988 the young artist switched to the Hispavox label, which released Luz V, followed in 1991 by her first platinum record, A Contraluz. Casal's international stardom was announced by her 1994 record Como la Flor Prometida, which featured such hits as "Entre Mis Recuerdos" and "Besaré el Suelo." The record's singles dominated Spanish radio, and the album became her greatest success to date. Over the course of her long and fruitful career, Luz Casal has established herself as a mature, ever-evolving artistic voice. Un Mar de Confianza (1999) and Con Otra Mirada (2002) are testament to Casal's commitment to artistic innovation. The popular film Mar Adentro featured music from Casal's 2004 project, Sencilla Alegria, which was produced by Latin Grammy winner Javier Limón.
by Evan C. Gutierrez
Spanish vocalist Luz Casal was born in Baimorto, La Coruna. As a young girl in Gijon, Luz got her first taste of performance singing for a group of less than 50. The small audience notwithstanding, Luz was immediately sold on a life in performance. She took up studying piano, music theory, and ballet, leading up to her joining a rock group called Los Fannys, which sang popular songs of the day. Upon leaving the band, Luz sought out opportunities to study voice and opera. Her journey led her to Madrid, where she would explore every avenue to a career in music. Casal recorded a short demo, which earned her a gig recording choruses and clips for a small record label. By 1980 she had worked up to creating her first single, a step that would lead to her performing in various regional festivals. Casal signed a deal with Zafiro Records in 1981, with whom she released her solo debut a year later, entitled El Rock de una Noche de Verano. The record's release was followed by a national tour. Casal's second release, called Los Ojos del Gato, came out two years later in 1984, and was again followed by national touring. In 1988 the young artist switched to the Hispavox label, which released Luz V, followed in 1991 by her first platinum record, A Contraluz. Casal's international stardom was announced by her 1994 record Como la Flor Prometida, which featured such hits as "Entre Mis Recuerdos" and "Besaré el Suelo." The record's singles dominated Spanish radio, and the album became her greatest success to date. Over the course of her long and fruitful career, Luz Casal has established herself as a mature, ever-evolving artistic voice. Un Mar de Confianza (1999) and Con Otra Mirada (2002) are testament to Casal's commitment to artistic innovation. The popular film Mar Adentro featured music from Casal's 2004 project, Sencilla Alegria, which was produced by Latin Grammy winner Javier Limón.
