Ana Tijoux is a Chilean-French singer, songwriter, and rapper known for her unique blend of hip hop, Latin music, and soul. Born on July 11, 1977, in Lima, Peru, she moved to Chile during her childhood. Tijoux gained fame as a member of the group Makiza in the late 1990s and later launched a successful solo career. Her music often addresses social and political issues, reflecting her experiences and heritage. Tijoux's albums, such as "La Bala" and "Vengo," have received critical acclaim, earning her several awards, including a Latin Grammy. She is recognized for her powerful lyrics and distinctive voice.