Florencia Lira

Florencia Lira is a multifaceted artist known for her work as a composer, author, singer, experimenter, and educator. Her musical journey began in the realm of independent electronic music, with her debut album *Flörence* in 2004, which was characterized by its minimalist and atmospheric sound. Over time, she transitioned towards acoustic music, incorporating folk elements and collaborating with musicians like Cristóbal Menares and Juan Espinoza. Her album *La caminante* (2016) marked a significant milestone, reflecting her growth as a singer and her exploration of poetry, notably inspired by Gabriela Mistral. This album was released by Cápsula Discos and produced by Felipe Cadenasso and Cristóbal Menares.

Florencia Lira's musical evolution is marked by a blend of electronic and acoustic styles, with a focus on lyrical depth and poetic exploration. Her recent releases, such as *Salto al Alba*, *La Forma*, and *La Caminante*, showcase her continued exploration of diverse musical themes and styles. Her work often reflects a personal and introspective approach, drawing from her experiences and influences like Gabriela Mistral's poetry.