"Luuanda" is a novel written by the Angolan author José Luandino Vieira. Published in 1963, it is set in the city of Luanda, the capital of Angola. The story explores the lives of various characters from different social backgrounds, highlighting the complexities of colonialism and the struggle for independence in Angola. The narrative is notable for its use of Kikongo and Kimbundu, local languages that enrich the text and provide authenticity to the characters' experiences. "Luuanda" is considered a significant work in African literature, reflecting the cultural and historical context of Angola during a time of social change.