Luna Reyes

Luna Reyes: Luna grew up in Los Angeles, in a home where she often felt like an outsider. Her mother was demanding and controlling, and Luna quickly began to seek her own space for self-expression. Her biggest support came from her older brother, Jonathan Reyes—a free spirit who instilled in her a passion for music, punk style, and living life on her own terms. He was the first to take her to a concert, and it was from him that she picked up her love of belts, tattoos, a rebellious image, and cars (especially Chevrolet Corvettes). A turning point came in a car accident that occurred while her brother was traveling with their mother. He escaped almost unscathed, but in Luna's eyes, their mother was at fault. From then on, their relationship became practically irreparable. This experience only strengthened her independence and her desire to seek family outside of home. In high school, Luna found her place in the school band. She felt that the stage was a space where she could truly be herself. Over time, she began tattooing her body, treating each design like a diary and a shield—the tattoos became her second skin. Today, Luna looks to the future with courage and determination. She continues to be inspired by her brother, whom she sees as a model of freedom and authenticity. In music, she found not only a space for herself but also the family she lacked at home. "Family isn't always blood. Sometimes it's those who scream with you from the stage." - Luna Reyes