Mon Laferte

About

Mon Laferte doesn’t just sing; she bleeds onto the microphone. The Chilean-Mexican singer-songwriter channels heartbreak, defiance, and feminist rage into a volatile mix of bolero, rock, cumbia, and even touches of metal. From her beginnings as a child prodigy on Chilean television to her reinvention in Mexico City, Laferte has carved a path uniquely her own. Her sound is a vibrant tapestry woven from Latin American tradition and modern alternative sensibilities. Hints of Chavela Vargas’ raw emotion collide with the theatricality of Edith Piaf and the energy of early rock and roll. Albums like "Mon Laferte Vol. 1" propelled her to international stardom, while "La Trenza" cemented her status as a cultural icon. Laferte's impact stretches beyond music. A vocal advocate for women’s rights and social justice, her artistry is infused with a political consciousness rarely seen in mainstream Latin music. Her collaborations, ranging from Juanes to Gwen Stefani, showcase her versatility and appeal across genres. With ongoing projects exploring new sonic territories and a dedicated fanbase spanning continents, Mon Laferte remains a vital and uncompromising voice in contemporary music.