Violent Vira

VIOLENT VIRA draws her music from traumatic yet profoundly universal life experiences, as well as an extraordinary empathy for the world around her. This sensitivity is expressed in two extremes, oscillating between enchanting melodies and cathartic screams.

Mexican-American singer Amy Gonzalez, accompanied by her musicians Anthony Brown and Matt Bolling, has quietly established herself as a hard rock phenomenon, with hundreds of millions of streams and dozens of sold-out concerts.

Born to first-generation Mexican parents, Amy grew up in a mobile home park in Boise, Idaho. Her mother always made sure there was food on the table, but the family faced the harsh reality of a failing system, made even tougher by unforgiving winters.

Finding refuge in art, she moved from listening to Mexican pop giant RBD to a true obsession with Selena and Michael Jackson, before later discovering Evanescence, Linkin Park, and Three Days Grace.

Determined to become a singer, she auditioned for American Idol, America’s Got Talent, and Tengo Talento, while regularly busking with a ukulele. After high school, she stayed with her parents, juggling odd jobs and writing her own songs.

Years of effort to be heard finally paid off when “I Don’t Care” went viral in 2021, surpassing 100 million streams on Spotify. She continued this momentum with tracks like “You Wanted More” and “God Complex,” which accumulated an additional 60 million streams on Spotify. ”.

She then moved to Texas and signed with MOM+POP. In addition to selling out her headline tours, she has performed in de