Fernanda was born and raised in Mexico City but moved to Boston to attend Berklee College of Music. 
Upon graduation, she started her career in NYC working as an assistant in recording studios and later developed as a songwriter for cartoons and jingle production. At the same time she was playing with her electro-pop band Uli & The Gringos and taught music production at the Institute of Audio Research.
She later was invited to be a band member of Mexican pop star Julieta Venegas, and did her first world tour and played in events such as the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo and the Latin Grammys. 
After the tour she moved to Los Angeles and worked and released her first solo album entitled Atoma, later a Polka EP and played regularly in the US and Mexico.
A few years later she started her career in theater and independent film. She acted in a couple American indie films and wrote and played two short plays in Mexico. 
This influenced her music because three years ago she founded a band called The Mexican Standoff. A socially conscious theatrical band that sings in both English and Spanish, and celebrates the bi-culture and folk music from the US and Mexico.  
Fernanda currently lives in Mexico City and Los Angeles, directs music videos for other artists and plays internationally with The Mexican Standoff.

60 Tigres is a musically 
energetic act based on beats 
and effects, a mix between 
Disco Dance and Punk Sound.


- With funk, psychedelic and Latin driven melodies, their live presentations transmit their music’s energy, flair and dynamism. Always making the audience hit the dance floor. 

- The Band was formed with the basic idea of blending different styles and genres on stage.

- They create their own style by merging foreign influences with Spanish and English lyrics, always trying to portray their actual social situation and day-to-day reality.

- Since the launching of their first record “Los Emigrantes” (“The Emigrants”) their songs have received local and national radio airplay.

- They have performed in South By Southwest 2008 and 2009 (Austin, TX), MySpace Latin Festival (Chicago, IL), SPI Music Fest (South Padre Island, TX), NACOTHEQUE (Houston, TX), Automático (Los Angeles, CA), Hellow Fest (Monterrey, Mexico), among others.

- Presentations in several widely known national and international stages include:
El Imperial (México City, Mexico), The Compound (Austin, TX), The Mink (Chicago, IL), etc.

- Opening act for Babasónicos, los Boyz, The Whitest Boy Alive, DeLorean, Ghostland Observatory, Metronomy, etc.

- They have shared the stage in different occasions with highly acclaimed bands like: Zoé, Amigos Invislbles, Plastilina Mosh, Jumbo, etc.

- 60 Tigres has a strong presence on local and national printed, electronic and audiovisual media. The band has been featured on numerous Radio Stations, Newspapers, Webzines, Blogs and also on the most important national and international Music Magazines, like: Marvin, Chicago’s Extra, El Norte, XLR8R, Page Magazine, Enchúfate, California Tour Press, among others. 

- Indie Rocks Magazine, one of the leading national Music Magazines, named “Los Emigrantes” “One of the best Mexican albums in 2008”

- They just finished recording their last album, called “Garage”, produced by Mauricio Terrazina (Zurdok, Vaquero, The Volture)

- A very strong and extensive media coverage around the country, focused on spreading 60 Tigres’ music, is constantly broadening and increasing their audience. Their new material will be for sale as of Summer 2010.


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Owner of a soft-timbre voice, Nei Zigma is a singer who translates the rhythmic cadences of Brazil into poetic images, embracing his roots very well. Singing and accompanying to the guitar his own songs and re-readings of Brazilian Popular Music. His first album Language of the Birds, co produced by the artist Alfredo Bello, was recorded in the Studio Terreiro do Passo and released in January 2010.

In 2014 and 2015, he was invited to a tour in South Africa, Europe and Israel. With the musical performances were born new partnerships, in a spontaneous exchange with musicians of the places where it passed. In Tel Aviv and Brussels, excerpts from the same show were broadcasted nationally on RTBF and EOL Radio. As a result of the experience, he entered the studio recording songs for next album. 

neizigma@musician.org

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