Trivia

Among the many musicians she has collaborated and/or performed with are: Gustavo Santaolalla, Coti, Los Tres, Tijuana No, Enrique Bunbury, Liquits, Anita Tijoux, Dante Spinetta, Enanitos Verdes, El Señor González y Los Cuates De La Chamba, Sasha Sökol, Fratta, Eugenia Leon, Gustavo Galindo, Pau Donés, Nelly Furtado, Fito Paez, Celso Piña, Mastretta, Pedro Guerra, Los Shajatos, Makiza, Diego Torres, Vicentico, Érika Martins, Bajofondo, Fangoria, Miranda, Miguel Bosé, Lenine, Paulina Rubio, Héctor Buitrago, Mercedes Sosa, Los Tigres del Norte, La Mala Rodriguez, Marisa Monte, Jacques Morelbaum, Carlos Vives, Natalia Lafourcade, Juan Son and Ceci Bastida.

Has appeared in the festivals Latin Alternative Music Conference, Generación Ñ, Rock Al Parque, Vive Latino, Viña del Mar, Canta América Canta, Cubadisco, Arezzo Wave, Coachella, and the tours De Diva Voz, Calaveras y Diablitos, Revolución, Fémina Rock, in addition to the tours she has done by herself.

She has been featured in tribute albums to Los Tigres del Norte, José José, Soda Stereo, José Alfredo Jimenéz, Joaquin Sabina, Pablo Neruda and Andres Calamaro.

Was the inaugural speaker at the USC Annenberg Distinguished Lecture Series on Latin American Art and Culture.

The father of her daughter is Argentine musician Rodrigo Garcia Prieto.

One of her piano teachers was Ramón "Bostich" Amezcua, who would later become the godfather of the critically acclaimed Nortec electronica movement.

Was awarded the Master of Latin Music Award in 2017 by Berklee College of Music.

A voracious reader, her Goodreads recommendations have generated praise from other bibliophiles.

The song "No Me Falles" by the Chilean band Los Tres was dedicated to her. It was written by her then-husband Álvaro Henríquez.

Second album, Bueninvento (2000), is ranked number 10 on Rolling Stone's list of The 50 Best Latin American Rock Albums.

Inspired by the emotional turmoil she was experiencing because her husband left her she wrote and recorded "Me Van a Matar" in a mere three days.

Ranked #29 in the 2025 Billboard list of "Best 50 Female Latin Pop Artists of All Time".

Her album "Tu historia" ranked #11 in Rolling Stone's The 50 Best Spanish-Language Albums of 2022.