Luisa Hernández  / Niza Va                                                                                                       Or a story about embodying fluidity
 

This musical journey began with the traditional rhythms of the southeast Mexican region, where music is not just a form of expression but a conduit for storytelling and celebration. Influenced by the vibrant sounds of Son Jarocho, trova, and Latin American melodies, Niza's compositions are a dialogue with fellow musicians, ever-evolving like liquid matter.

In 2020, amidst a global pandemic, Luisa’s vision crystallized into the album Agua Que Corre Recorded at Lila Downs and Paul Cohen's renowned studio "El Comalito," the album features collaborations with esteemed musicians such as Tavo Tixu, Benjamin Plafker,  Irving Cruz , Cruz Tisay and Konk Balam Díaz.

A Fusion of Cultures: Oaxaca / Berlin/ 

Relocating to Germany in 2021, Niza’s musical evolution continued through collaborations with Nele Rathke, resulting in a harmonious blend of two voices and the resonant tones of the jaranas. Balancing between Oaxaca and Berlin, Niza Va graces stages across both cities, constantly renewing its sound identity in response to time and place.

Sound, Healing and Connection

In addition to her musical pursuits, Luisa started a learning process on traditional medicine since the age of 17; weaving together her heritage with global experiences and exchanges. Certified in narrative practices and trained in yoga for the voice and somatic movement, she invites others to embark on transformative journeys of self-discovery and healing.

Join the Journey

Currently based in Freiburg, Germany, Luisa offers private sessions in yoga of the voice and immersive experiences in diverse ceremonies and embodied voice practices. Whether through music, healing, or shared experiences, she invites others to join her journey towards harmony, self-expression, and resonance.