1972年生于一个来自赤道几内亚（非洲西语国家）的家庭，Buika从小在马略卡岛（西班牙东部 巴利阿里群岛中的最大岛)上的吉普赛社区中长大。如今Buika住在马德里和马略卡岛两处，Buika是一个受人尊敬的Flamenco音乐新星，她非凡的声音被评论界描述为Tina Turner,Lola Flores和Sarah Vaughan的融合体。Buika把Soul,Jazz和Funk融合在了Flamenco音乐中。2005年发行同名专辑《Buika》，2006年4月发行了专辑《Mi Ni?a Lola》，并与Jacob Sureda合作发行专辑《Mestizuo》，《Mi Ni?a Lola》取得了巨大的成功，作为Buika的成名专辑具有极强的可听性。2008年5月19日Buika伴随着单曲发行了专辑《Ni?a de Fuego》这张专辑风格较上张没有太大变化，不过唱法已经开始定型，音乐风格是比较特色的Jazz加Funk，还有Flamenco唱法。Buika的声音给人感觉很伤感，尤其是在一些高音与低音时，是一种由心而发的歌唱。
Concha Buika (born 1972 in Palma de Mallorca) is a Spanish singer. Her album Ni?a de Fuego was nominated for the 2008 Latin Grammy Award for Album of the Year.
Buika's family is originally from Equatorial Guinea. She grew up in Mallorca among Spanish Romani people (Gitanos) - who imbued in her the traditional "cante" flamenco - as the only person of African descent in her neighborhood.[1] Her music mixes flamenco and coplas with soul and jazz.
During the 1990s she took part in different productions, such as Ombra by La Fura dels Baus and the soundtrack for the Spanish movie km.O. At the same time she composed several songs such as "Ritmo para você", "Up to the Sky" and "Loving You".
From November 2000 to March 2001, she sang at The Luxor, Harrah's, and Gold Coast casinos in Las Vegas as a Tina Turner impersonator.She also performed as a guest singer in the Blue Note festival with Rachelle Ferrell.
Buika is a singer who handles and fuses many musical styles (flamenco, copla, jazz, rumba, soul), having also appeared as vocalist in house music tracks authored by Spanish producers David Penn and DJ Chus. She is noted as one of the most lively and spontaneous artists in the current Spanish musical scene.
Her second album, Mi Ni?a Lola, included traditional Spanish Copla songs (Mi Ni?a Lola, Ojos Verdes, Te Camelo) and flamenco rhythms of “tanguillos” and “bulerías”. The album ended with a flamenco-jazz fusion song titled “Love” and an original song titled “Jodida pero contenta”. Her singing is accompanied by guitarist Ni?o Josele.
In contrast, her third album, Ni?a de Fuego, contains mostly songs (Coplas, Bulerías, Rumbas) written by Javier Limón, her artistic producer, and Buika herself, along with remakes of classic Spanish Coplas (including the song that gives name to the album's title) and a Mexican Ballad song.
Asked to define herself, she said, "I am bisexual, three-phase and three-dimensional." She is the mother of a young son.