Tatiana

Tatiana Palacios Chapa started performing on stage at age three in Monterrey, Mexico. By her teenage years she had signed with Fonovisa Records and released her self-titled debut album. Her third album, 'Chicas De Hoy,' came out in 1991 and included what would become her most recognizable song, 'Susanita Tiene Un Raton.' That track's playful, educational story about a girl with a pet mouse connected with both children and adults, earning her the nickname 'The Queen of Children's Music.'

Her catalog includes songs like 'El Patio De Mi Casa,' 'Popotitos,' and 'Rodolfo El Reno' that have become staples in Mexican households. Over time her sound incorporated more dance and Latin rhythms alongside her pop foundation.

She has released more than thirty albums, with her husband Andrés Puentes serving as her musical director. While her early work established her in children's music, her later recordings show a broader range while keeping the accessible, energetic quality that made songs like 'Ding Dong Dang' and 'Quero Lutar' familiar to multiple generations.