Since her introduction to America in 2007 with her album Mi Nina Lola (My Little Girl Lola), Buika has experienced a meteoric rise, earning lavish praise from The New York Times, The Miami Herald, and The Wall Street Journal, as well as NPR, which quickly included her in their "50 Great Voices" of all time and calls her "the voice of freedom".
On her latest and most diverse album La Noche Mas Larga (The Longest Night), the Spanish-bred singer of African descent continues to break down the walls that surround flamenco. This album has garnered Buika a nomination in one of the Latin Grammy's most prestigious categories "Recording of the Year" for the song La Nave del Olvido (Ship of Oblivion).
