Ana Tijoux

Ana Tijoux is French-Chilean songwriter, singer, MC, and recording artist who is well known for her willingness to confront social injustice and for her commitment to nonviolence. She initially established herself in the Latin American hip-hop underground as a member of the pioneering group Makiza during the late '90s. She found much more widespread success several years later as a solo artist and guest rapper, though, most notably on "Eres Para Mí," a 2006 collaboration with Julieta Venegas that was a smash hit throughout the Spanish-speaking world. Tijoux released her solo debut, Kaos, in 2007, followed by 1977, her breakthrough, in 2009. She followed with 2011's La Bala and the star-studded Vengo in 2014. All three were nominated for Grammy awards, while La Bala won a Latin Grammy for Best Urban Music album. Tijoux spent the next decade releasing singles, soundtrack selections, and collaborations with others, including Jorge Drexler, Clara Peya, and Arturo O'Farrill. She returned to full-length recording with 2024's Vida, produced by Andres Celis.

From 🇨🇱 Chile