The Argentinian-born, Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter Juana Luna’s omnivorous musical influences effortlessly span traditional Argentinian romantic ballads, tried-and-true hits of the American Songbook, coquettish samba, rousing boleros, and Latin jazz. Her lilting voice recalls great vocalists like Caetano Veloso and Magos Herrera. Luna’s triumphant return to the Lincoln Center Atrium celebrates the release of her sophomore album, Canciones en Blanco y Negro (Songs in Black and White), which she’ll perform in its entirety. The culmination of two focused years of production and songwriting, Canciones tells a story of those who are driven by love. It’s a record for those who may feel lost, but believe that’s not such a bad thing. Luna presents these love stories alongside a band that features guitarists Asher Kurtz and Federico Díaz, bassist Sebastián de Urquiza, a string quartet and very special guests. Expect additional original compositions, Latin folk classics and a few surprises.