Xina Mora

About

Xina Mora is a sonic alchemist, blending the raw energy of punk rock with the soulful depth of Latin rhythms to create a sound that is as rebellious as it is heartfelt. With a voice that oscillates between a guttural growl and a haunting whisper, Mora’s music defies easy categorization, drawing from influences like Bikini Kill, Manu Chao, and the raw emotion of traditional Mexican corridos. Her lyrics, often bilingual and deeply personal, explore themes of identity, resistance, and the complexities of love, resonating with a generation seeking authenticity in a polished, algorithm-driven world. Emerging from the vibrant underground scene of Los Angeles, Mora’s career took off with her 2019 EP *Corazón de Lucha*, a raw, unfiltered manifesto that caught the attention of indie tastemakers. Her breakout single, "Fuego en la Calle," became an anthem for protest movements, blending punk ferocity with Latinx pride. Since then, she has collaborated with artists like Cuco and The Marías, further cementing her place as a bridge between cultures and genres. Mora’s cultural impact lies in her ability to channel the struggles and triumphs of her community into music that feels both urgent and timeless. Her recent album, *Raíces y Rebelión*, released in 2023, has been hailed as a masterclass in genre fusion, earning her a spot on NPR’s Tiny Desk series. Currently, she’s touring across the U.S. and Latin America, bringing her electrifying live performances to audiences hungry for music that speaks truth to power.