Ana Tijoux, also known as Anita Tijoux, is a French-Chilean musician, renowned for her work as a rap singer and songwriter with sharp political and social commentary woven into her lyrical narratives. Born on June 12, 1977, in Lille, France, she is the daughter of Chilean parents who fled Pinochet's dictatorship and returned to Chile after democracy was reestablished. Tijoux first rose to prominence in the late 1990s as a member of the hip-hop group Makiza, which became known for its socially conscious lyrics and deft incorporation of Latin rhythms.

After the group disbanded, Ana Tijoux embarked on a solo career marked by her seamless ability to blend multiple genres, including jazz, funk, and traditional Latin American styles, earning her critical acclaim and a devoted fan base. Her music often delves into themes of social justice, identity, and cultural heritage, resonating with audiences worldwide. As an artist, Tijoux has not only been recognized in the Latin American music scene but also internationally, earning nominations for awards such as the Grammy and Latin Grammy. Her recent releases like "A la Cima," "Niñx," and "Rebelión de Octubre" continue to showcase her commitment to addressing contemporary issues and her evolution as an artist that defies simple categorization.

Genres

Chilean Rock

Latin Alternative

Latintronica

Rap Chileno

Rap Feminino Chileno

Rap Latina

Rap Politico

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Latest Release

No Nos Tumban Ni a Palo

Flor De Rap•

Ana Tijoux

Single - Released September 27, 2024