Juana Molina, an Argentine singer/songwriter, transitioned from a successful comedic acting career in the early 1990s to international music acclaim with her unique blend of folk, electronica, and experimental pop. Despite initial challenges in her home country, Molina's innovative songwriting propelled her to critical success worldwide, with albums like Un Dia (2008) and Halo (2017) solidifying her reputation as a pioneering artist. Raised in an artistic household, Molina's early exposure to music and performance laid the foundation for her eventual music career, which took shape after she left her television show in 1994 to pursue music full-time.

Molina's musical journey began with her 1996 debut album, Rara, which was met with skepticism in Argentina but found success internationally. Moving to Los Angeles to further develop her sound, she incorporated electronics and production into her music, leading to critical acclaim in Europe, Japan, and the U.S. Subsequent albums like Segundo (2000) and Tres Cosas (2004) showcased her evolving style, combining intimate songwriting with electronic elements. Molina's later releases, including Halo (2017) and the EP Exhalo (2024), continued to showcase her hypnotic and inventive sound, solidifying her place as a boundary-pushing musical artist.