Francisca Valenzuela

Francisca Valenzuela, born in San Francisco and raised in Chile, is a pop-rock singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. Known for her powerful vocals and piano melodies, she gained fame with hits like "Dulce" and "Muérdete la Lengua." Her acclaimed albums include "La Fortaleza," "Adentro," and "Maldita." A Latin Grammy nominee, she's also a poet and founder of the Ruidosa feminist festival.