Klapa Luka

Klapa Luka is a Croatian klapa group from Split, known for their traditional a capella singing style. They've been performing for many years, building a dedicated following with their powerful harmonies and heartfelt renditions of Dalmatian songs, both classic and contemporary. Their repertoire includes everything from folk melodies passed down through generations to modern interpretations and even covers of popular songs, as evidenced by their take on Queen's music. Albums like "Antologija Pet Zlatnih Štitova" showcase their extensive catalog, while releases like "Mama ŠČ! (A capella)" highlight their commitment to the pure a capella tradition.

Over the years, Klapa Luka has become a fixture in the Croatian music scene, participating in numerous festivals and competitions, including the prestigious Split Festival. Their music often explores themes of love, loss, the sea, and the beauty of their homeland. With releases like "Rodija se Bog i čovik" (God and Man Are Born), they also delve into religious and spiritual themes. Whether performing traditional pieces or adding their own unique touch to contemporary works, Klapa Luka continues to share the rich musical heritage of Dalmatia with audiences both at home and abroad.