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Amanda Tovalin is a Mexican singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, composer, arranger and producer who has managed to forge a unique path in the Latin American music scene. Her artistic approach fuses elements of jazz, folk and experimental music, creating a distinctive sound that has captivated critics and audiences alike.

Since her beginnings, Tovalin has demonstrated an insatiable curiosity for exploring new forms of musical expression. Her career includes three critically acclaimed albums: “Punto de Partida” (2015), “Crónicas” (2019) and “Infinito” (2021). Her album “Música Verde” (2023) marked a milestone in her career, allowing her to undertake her first international tour to Chile, financed entirely by her fans.

Tovalin’s versatility is reflected in her collaborations with artists from various genres, including Iraida Noriega, Vivir Quintana and Silvana Estrada. Her participation in the choir “El Palomar”, which debuted alongside Mon Laferte, demonstrates her commitment to important social causes.

Tovalin is currently promoting her LP “El Origen”, an innovative project that involves remote collaborations with visual, sound and musical artists from various Latin American countries. This work explores themes of Latin American identity in the contemporary urban context, addressing issues of coloniality and its effects today.

The recognition of her talent has manifested itself in various prestigious scholarships and residencies, including the ART OMI experimental composer residency in New York in 2019. In addition, she has represented Mexico on international tours, including performances at the New Delhi Jazz Festival.