💿 Discography
📖 Biography
Ana Tijoux, of Chilean origin, was born in Santiago and moved to Paris in the 1980s. In 1997, with a notebook and a passion for words, she released her first album, *La Voz de las Barras*, where rap mixes with folk rhythms. Since then, her voice has become a beacon for those seeking rap that not only talks about everyday life but also about identity and struggle.
Her discography grows with *A la Corriente* (2004), which features the track “Pájaros en la Niebla”, and *El Mar de los Cielos* (2011), where the fusion of hip‑hop with jazz and cumbia demonstrates her versatility. The song “Obsesión” shows her ability to intertwine verses in English and Spanish, creating a bridge between two worlds. Her musical style, characterized by syncopated rhythms and committed lyrics, remains true to her Chilean roots and the European scene where she has forged her career.
Today, Ana Tijoux continues to be a reference for a generation looking for music with a message. Her presence at festivals and her collaborations with artists from various genres cement her position as an authentic and relevant voice. Her work not only entertains but also provokes reflection, making her a meeting point where culture, politics, and music intersect.