Ana Tijoux is a Franco-Chilean artist widely recognized as one of the most influential voices inSpanish-language hip-hop on the international stage. Born in France to Chilean parents in political exile, she grew up between Europe and Latin America, a dual cultural background that deeply shapes her artistic identity. She first gained prominence in the 1990s as a member of Makiza, a pioneering force in Chilean rap, before establishing a solo career of global reach. Her breakthrough album 1977 marked a decisive turning point, earning her lasting international recognition. She later confirmed her artistic stature with Vengo, acclaimed for its musical depth and strong cultural voice.Her writing—both direct and poetic—addresses universal themes such as memory, social justice, identity, women’s rights, and human dignity. Ana Tijoux stands as a major voice in contemporary feminist expression in music, known for the coherence and integrity of her artistic vision.Her track “1977” gained worldwide visibility after being featured in the television series BreakingBad, further expanding her global audience. Today, she has accumulated hundreds of millions of streams worldwide and performs regularly at major international festivals.Nominated for and awarded at the Grammy Awards and Latin Grammy Awards, she has also been recognized among influential women by the BBC.With Vida, Ana Tijoux affirms a renewed artistic maturity, consolidating her place among the most respected global artists of her generation.