Carlos Alberto "Canario" Luna (1944 – 2009) was an emblematic Uruguayan murga singer, renowned for his impassioned and soulful renditions of murga and milonga songs which are traditional musical styles of Uruguay. The murga is particularly associated with the festivities of Carnaval, which is a cultural cornerstone in Uruguay. Born in Montevideo, Canario Luna became a towering figure in the Uruguayan musical landscape, thanks to his poignant voice and his ability to convey the spirit and social commentaries typical of the murga.

Throughout his career, Luna's powerful performances and recordings earned him an esteemed place in the hearts of Carnaval enthusiasts and music lovers alike. His discography encapsulates the vibrancy and narrative depth of the genre, and even after his passing, his legacy continues to resonate in the Uruguayan culture. Albums like "El Canario al Tope" and "Todo a Momo / Otra Vez Carnaval" are testaments to his lasting impact on the musical tradition of Carnaval, celebrating the humor, satire, and critical social commentary that define the murga performances. His voice endures not only in these recordings but also in the collective memory of the Uruguayan people, underscoring his status as one of the true legends of the country's Carnaval.