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Elisa Espinoza known as Lizz is a Chilean DJ and MC, as well as a singer, songwriter and producer. Her music is characterized by mixing sounds from the Latin underground with influences from trap, reggaeton, and electronic music. She is co-founder of the neoperreo subgenre. [1]
Elisa Espinoza grew up in Hualpén. At the age of 17, she traveled to Oxford, United Kingdom, where she studied English Language and Literature at Oxford Brookes University. Upon returning to Chile, she studied Art History with a minor in Aesthetics at the University of Chile. [2] [3] [4]
She began DJing in 2012, mixing reggaeton and trap under the pseudonym Lizz. His first stages were parties like Perreo Intenz [5] and Hotmess in Santiago de Chile, in which she presented a visual proposal inspired by neighborhood life, the internet and art. [3]
In 2016, she published her first EP titled Imperio Vol. 1, mixing her Latin roots with black music, [4] followed by singles and collaborations with artists such as Tomasa del Real, Akatumamy, Albany, Ceaese, Panda Bear and Slow Body.
In 2017, the remix of her song Chacal is part of the official soundtrack of the Netflix series Elite . [6]
In 2021, she released the single titled La Puteria, in collaboration with the Chilean singer Tomasa del Real. [7]
Lizz has played at the festivals Lollapalooza, [8] Primavera Sound, [9] Ultra Festival, Creamfields, [10] EDC MEX, [11] and Cabuland. [12] She is currently a resident of the European radio station Rinse FM. [13]
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