Luciana Zogbi

Luciana Zogbi was born in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on 27 October 1994, to a middle-class family. While growing up, Zogbi was influenced by the cultures of both Brazil and Lebanon as she is of part Lebanese ancestry. She has always maintained privacy when it comes to her personal life despite being extremely active on social media where she also promotes her work. Besides singing and writing songs, she loves sports, especially football, and often attends matches with her father.

Luciana Zogbi has always been a music enthusiast. From a young age, she was supported by her family in the pursuit of her passion. She used to sing in local events and bars during the early phase of her career. She came into the limelight for the first time after she started uploading her content on her social media profiles. In 2014, Zogbi uploaded her cover of John Legend’s iconic single ‘All of Me’ on her personal YouTube channel. The song immediately went viral on the video sharing platform. Within a few weeks, her video received over 30 million views and attracted hundreds of thousands of subscribers to her channel. Till date, the video has garnered over 80 million views. Motivated by the overwhelming response received by this video, Zogbi decided to use various social media platforms to promote her singing. She went on to upload her covers of various popular songs by different artistes, including the likes of Adele, Ed Sheeran, Sam Smith, Avicii, and Coldplay.

Zogbi did a cover of Ed Sheeran’s popular song ‘Thinking Out Loud,’ which she uploaded on April 14, 2015. On December 4, 2015, she uploaded her cover of Adele’s hit single ‘Hello’, which has received almost 10 million views to date. The other hit covers she posted in the same year include her rendition of Sam Smith’s ‘I’m Not the Only One.’ In the ensuing months, she posted the covers of ‘Let it Go’ from Disney’s animated movie ‘Frozen’ and Sam Smith’s ‘Too Good At Goodbyes’. Zogbi has also covered Coldplay’s ‘The Scientist,’ the popular song ‘Hallelujah’, James Arthur’s ‘Say You Won’t Let Go’, and The Chainsmokers & Coldplay’s ‘Something Just Like This.’

Zogbi takes feedback of her singing from her fans on her social media pages and also asks them for ideas for her upcoming songs. She has almost 2 million subscribers on her YouTube channel as well as over 300k followers on her Instagram page.