History of the perfume

Soleá is Luz de Sevilla's tribute to a forgotten flower: the tomato blossom.

Arriving from America in the 16th century, discreet and humble, it transformed the landscape, the flavors, and even the aromas. Its fresh, earthy greenness intertwines with Andalusian orange blossom, mint, and verbena, providing lightness, while black pepper adds character, and sandalwood adds depth and warmth.

Like a song that needs no words, Soleá is born from the intimate and essential: a tribute to what blooms in silence, under the Sevillian sun, leaving a green, botanical, and luminous emotion.