Born to a French mother and a Chilean father waiting out Pinochet in Europe, Ana Tijoux emerged from Santiago’s hip-hop scene as part of the group Makiza. On 1977, her second solo album, Tijoux breezily lays Spanish (and occasionally French) raps over low, mellow grooves meant to evoke the early-’90s hip-hop she digested as a teen. Up first is Daptone's own Chico Mann.
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