Biography

Doris Anahi has been around music her whole life. Whether it was singing with her family at church as a kid, or listening to the boleros and mariachis that inspired her grandparents' love, or sneaking out to punk rock shows during her high school years, music has always underscored important moments throughout Doris’ life. Becoming an artist manager after college, Doris championed the type of music that made her feel seen in her first-gen Latinx existence, and alongside her community she built musical worlds that simply didn't exist. Cultivating a fierce commitment to representation, especially one that reflected the truest parts of her artists and the world around her, Doris could no longer ignore the signs that lead her to write and release her own music. And so, with her first release, “Que Sufras,” co-produced by another music-executive-turned-artist (Camilo Lara, Mexican Institute of Sound) and Danny Murcia (ex-mañana) Doris transmutes her industry experience and takes on the vulnerable role of artist; producing, singing, and writing about love, loss, and heartbreak. With an EP slated for release in Spring 2022, and a forthcoming documentary release profiling her years as community advocate and music manager, Doris continues to build even bigger worlds for reflection, participation, and belonging.