ANA TIJOUX ~The Vida Tour~

Monday, April 21, 2025/ Doors: 7:00 PM / Show: 7:30 PM

All Ages

Standing

$35 Advance, $40 Day of Show 

This is a standing show with an open floor. To request seating or other access accommodations, please go to our .

For Cedar presented shows, online ticket sales typically end one hour before the door time, and then, based on availability, tickets will be available at the door.

The Cedar is incredibly honored to welcome Ana back to our stage - if you missed her fantastic show in March 2024 - this is your opportunity - don't miss it!

“In the transfixing world of Ana Tijoux, joy and protest are perennial lovers... offering refuge for those seeking ways to sing of their outrage and heartbreak.” - NPR MUSIC

“The Chilean rapper and singer’s unbreakable optimism and political conviction power an album animated by fresh explorations of... thumping hip-hop and Latin American rhythms, leaning into pop balladry alongside her deft rapping.” - PITCHFORK

Ana Tijoux is thee Chilean hip-hop protester. 

Media outlets like The Rolling Stone who chose her as 'the best rapper in Spanish', The New York Times who points to her as 'the Latin American response to Lauryn Hill', or magazines like Newsweek who ranks her as 'the most important Latin American rapper on the international scene'. 

Ana Tijoux was born in Lille, France in 1977. Her parents went into exile during Augusto Pinochet's dictatorship in Chile, which has left a mark on her career, marked by a special sensitivity to political and social issues. Her music dialogues to the sound of hiphop, fused. A feminist and activist in her lyrics,she denounces social and cultural deficiencies. In favor of women's rights and against gender violence, in 2014 she highlighted in her album "Vengo" the song "Antipatriarca". They frequently participate in campaigns against inequality and oppression in the world. Tijoux is committed to defending women's rights and has denounced gender violence and inequality. 

"We realize that in every place we visit, in every news item we see, violence against women is reiterated, multiplied and totally normalized (...) deep down you are being asked with whom you abandon? your children when you go on tour? and many times it is women journalists who ask you that, so I wonder: when are the daddy men who leave their children when they go on tour going to be asked this question? We have to be young, we have to be attractive, we have to be intelligent, but they hope we don't talk too much, and sing very beautifully and hopefully see ourselves very sexy above the stage (...) you question yourself: 'chucha, what is my capacity for movement here', because finally if one says that one has critical thinking, one is still confronted daily with this, from advertising, from atrophied bodies".

Ana is a global artist. About to publish her first book of poetry and her fifth studio album, she dares to go through all the creative processes: she composes, writes and arranges both her own themes and those she develops for different audiovisual projects, from films to documentaries. She has also put herself in front of the camera in films such as La Isla de los Pingüinos or a Chilean series of upcoming premieres and feminist theme called La Jauría. Ana released her first book 'Sacar la voz' which was top sales in Chile. In January 2024 Ana released her long-awaited album 'VIDA' after 10 years of silence.

Tijoux wrote: “In the face of authoritarianism, imposition, discrimination, the implacable hatred of the other, we return to the word Art with all its force. That art onslaught with music, colors, that art that dances in response, as an organized movement of beautiful rebellion.”

To learn more about Ana Tijoux:

• Visit her website here

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