Cynthia Luna Vazquez

is a native San Franciscan, who by birthright has spent many years dancing in the streets. Cynthia, (aka Ms. Luna Tique) believes that making art is synonymous with making magic. She has directed Wikka Wimmin, a dance theater troupe that drew its creative inspiration from feminine archetypes. She has a "Mistress of Arts" degree from the Inter-Arts Center of SFSU. As a member of JouJou, she enjoys the challenge of coordinating her vocal chords to the rest of her neuromuscular system. 

is originally from Atlanta, Georgia. As a toddler, she started singing high-pitched everythings including "Snow White" and the "Queen of the Night" aria from Mozart's opera "The Magic Flute." She enjoyed squealing at the top of her lungs with her childhood best friend while jumping on a trampoline. She has performed music ranging from classical to gospel to improv singing, but started JouJou to explore new vocal directions with some fun gals. She also sings improv with two groups, Bella and Miso.

Jen has degrees in architecture and filmmaking and, as Madam Z, Palmreader, is available for parties.

grew up on the Gulf coast of Mississippi singing in church, R.&B. and bluegrass bands.  She has performed since the 80’s with Bay Area dance, vocal, and theater companies as well as with their touring productions across the country to Los Angeles, NYC, Washington D.C., Miami, and Austin, Texas, etc.  Her voice has been heard in The Enormous Ensemble (Balkan trio) and EulaJay (jazz quartet), and now she is excited to be joining up with the eclectic sounds of JouJou.  Eula Janeen has degrees in Music and Interdisciplinary Arts and teaches part-time at SFSU.

is a proud third-generation native of the Bay Area. As a singer and performer for over 15 years, she has accumulated approximately 15 minutes of fame on vinyl records, compact discs, radio, television, stage and screen, most notably in theater group, Elbows Akimbo, and world fusion bands Beasts of Paradise and Trance Mission. She has also been a music supervisor and composer, and one of those projects, A Wok in Progress, airs occasionally on PBS.