Lucy Grau (born July 26 in Miami Beach FL U.S.) is a Cuban American musical artist. She is known as The Queen of Salsa-Disco and baptized by Carlos Oliva as The Heiress of the Miami Sound. (La Heredera Del Sonido De Miami). She is the daughter of exiled Cubans, from them comes her love for the music and culture of the island. Lucy Grau decided to start her solo career in 2012 with a well-deserved tribute to the late singer Donna Summer with a masterful salsa version of the song "Last Dance". In 2017 Lucy joins her voice with her mentor and friend Carlos Oliva in the single "Heaven Knows" which filled her with satisfaction and is still heard today on radio stations around the world. In 2018, Grau fulfilled one of her dreams. She recorded and released “No More Tears" with one of her idols, La India, whom which baptized her as “la dama de la salsa”. This same year where Lucy releases "A Petition" (by request) this is a Salsa-Disco Collection, where she fuses her influence from Latin music with Disco and R&B this album contains 14 songs has won her the title of the Salsa-Disco Queen, unintentionally creating her own genre and style for which she has been known and acclaimed ever since. Lucy is a powerful singer behind the songs and hits like “Last Dance,” “I’m Coming Out,” “On The radio”, “MacArthur Park,” “Car Wash,” and “Let’s Groove,” among many others.