LUCIANA DI BELLA, a versatile soprano, developed a passion for jazz early on, which later led her to classical music and opera. At just twenty, she released her debut CD, distributed by Sony. She graduated with honors in opera singing from the A. Scontrino Conservatory in Trapani, continuing her studies in Bologna, Rome, Munich, and Los Angeles. In 2012, she made her opera debut as Violetta in Verdi's La Traviata. In recent years, she has focused on chamber and sacred music, performing at numerous international sacred music festivals. In 2020, she performed Mattanze and La Resurrezione by M. Modestini, and in July 2021, she was a soloist in Pergolesi's Stabat Mater with the St. Mary le Bow Orchestra in London. She also served as a professor in the classical music department at the University of Agder in Norway. In 2023, she performed a new version of
the Canto degli Italiani by Massimiliano Pace at Mansion House, London, and is currently working on her album Lullaby. Recently, she was the lead performer in London for the world premiere of "Missa Papae Ioannis" by Massimiliano Pace.

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