At a recent Tiny Desk concert, Ana Tijoux showcased the global reach of hip-hop, transcending borders with her bilingual rap. Born to exiled parents from Chile, Tijoux found her musical calling in France before returning to Chile where she made her mark in the music scene. Known for exploring sensitive topics through her music, Tijoux gained fame as the MC of hip-hop band Makiza in the late 1990s. Collaborating with artists like Julieta Venegas, Tijoux's career soared, with albums like "La bala" and "Vengo" earning her accolades and awards.

During the concert, Tijoux delivered powerful performances of her hits, including "Eres para mí" and songs from her acclaimed albums. Her bilingual flow and socially conscious lyrics resonated with the audience, showcasing the universal language of hip-hop. Tijoux's background as the daughter of political exiles adds depth to her music, infusing her work with a unique perspective on social issues. The Tiny Desk concert served as a testament to Tijoux's artistry and the global impact of hip-hop as a cultural force uniting people from diverse backgrounds.