Ana Cihuacoatl

Ana Cihuacoatl is a talented Mexican musician and founder of the traditional music ensemble Anawak. She has been involved in musical performances since 1998, initially participating as a solo singer in ceremonies across Mexico, including with the Mazatecos in Oaxaca and at Aztec tradition events in central Mexico. In 2003, Ana formally established Anawak to share ceremonial songs and dances through scenic performances, inviting other singers and dancers to join the project. Anawak's music often explores ethnic and traditional sounds from Mexico and North America, blending cultural and spiritual elements.

Ana Cihuacoatl and Anawak have released several albums, including "Cuatro Águilas," "Primer Sol," and "Caminando a Wirikuta," showcasing a rich blend of Mexican and indigenous musical influences. Their work has led to international performances, such as events in France and Spain, and collaborations with other artists across genres. Through her music, Ana Cihuacoatl continues to celebrate and honor Mexico's rich cultural heritage. Her recent releases include tracks like "Cuando Suenan los Tambores," reflecting her engagement with traditional and contemporary sounds.