The Story
Why it exists.
Released in 2015, Luan Santana Feminina rides on Jequiti’s tradition of pairing scents with Brazil’s pop icons. Named after the country’s chart‑topping singer, the perfume was crafted to echo his youthful energy and the vibrant pulse of Brazilian nightlife. The formula leans on bright citrus and juicy red fruits, a nod to the singer’s lively stage presence, while the heart blooms with orchid and jasmine, mirroring his softer, romantic side.
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Samba de Verão
Marcos Valle
The Beginning
Released in 2015, Luan Santana Feminina rides on Jequiti’s tradition of pairing scents with Brazil’s pop icons. Named after the country’s chart‑topping singer, the perfume was crafted to echo his youthful energy and the vibrant pulse of Brazilian nightlife. The formula leans on bright citrus and juicy red fruits, a nod to the singer’s lively stage presence, while the heart blooms with orchid and jasmine, mirroring his softer, romantic side.
Jequiti chose plum and blackberry to capture the singer’s bold swagger, while mandarin orange and bergamot add a fresh, sun‑lit edge reminiscent of Brazil’s coastal mornings. The heart’s orchid and lily‑of‑the‑valley soften the composition with a delicate white‑floral veil that balances the fruit punch. At base, caramel and peach nectar lend a sweet, gourmand finish, anchored by sandalwood and vanilla for lingering warmth.
The Evolution
At first spray, the top trio of plum, blackberry and mandarin orange erupts like a burst of ripe market fruit, while bergamot adds a crisp, citrus snap that brightens the mix. Within ten minutes the heart unfurls: orchid and jasmine weave a soft, powdery bouquet, lichen lends an airy green whisper, and lily‑of‑the‑valley and orange blossom lend a fresh, dewy lift. As the day wears on, the base settles into a warm, caramel‑kissed trail; peach nectar sweetens the drydown, while sandalwood and vanilla lay down a creamy, woody cushion that lingers on skin for the full 4‑6 hour arc, leaving a subtle, comforting glow that fades gently into night.
Cultural Impact
Since its 2015 debut, Luan Santana Feminina has become a staple in Brazil’s celebrity‑fragrance scene, often spotted on concertgoers and everyday fans alike. Its bright, sweet profile aligns with the country’s love for vibrant, youthful scents, and it frequently appears in social‑media posts celebrating the singer’s releases, reinforcing Jequiti’s strategy of linking music icons to accessible perfume.
The House
Brazil · Est. 1999
Jequiti is a Brazilian cosmetics and fragrance house that reaches customers through a direct‑sales network. Since its launch in 1999 the brand has offered a wide range of scented products, from everyday body sprays to more elaborate eau de parfums such as Eu Sinto (2012) and Fléus Orchidée (2024). Its catalogue mixes bright, youthful compositions with scents that reference Brazil’s coastal and tropical landscapes. Jequiti’s presence spans more than two decades, and the company continues to introduce new releases each year while keeping price points accessible for a broad audience.
If this were a song
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The scent feels like a sun‑lit Brazilian market, so a breezy bossa nova groove captures its bright, fruity energy while a mellow jazz ballad mirrors the warm vanilla finish.
Samba de Verão
Marcos Valle




















