She also hosted singer-songwriter weekly event at the Marlin Hotel, home of the famous South Beach Studios, where top industry pop artists would record.

[1][12] She collaborated with multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and producer Fernando Perdomo (MIKA, Juanes, Jennifer Lopez, Soraya, Jorge Moreno, Paulina Rubio, Andy Pratt).

[17] In September 2009, Lizé Santana was invited to perform at the Latin Pride National Awards, which recognizes the most successful representatives of the Latino community in sports, film, music, education and fashion.

Past honorees have included Miss Universe Amelia Vega, baseball player Sammy Sosa, Pulitzer Prize winner Author Junot Diaz, to name a few.

Lizé decided to reclaim the name, as it appears in past film credits [2] and unreleased recordings dated back to 2005,[24] for branding reasons as she herself clarified on her official site.

Her music is characterized by its melancholic strings and vocal harmonies; instrumental textures that serves as a backdrop to empowering and emotionally rich lyrics, which often include word play, metaphor and irony.

As an adult, Lizé's other influences included singers Sarah McLachlan, Tori Amos and Ani Difranco as well as Latin songstresses Amanda Miguel, Rocío Dúrcal and Isabel Pantoja.

[27] In 2008 she landed the role of Jenny in the short film "Mamnoh Love", a drama about a young Arab woman stuck between her father's traditional ways and her own decisions in relationships and life.

[30] In November 2019, she made an appearance in the second season, fifth episode entitled "Anger Iceberg" of the reality television show Cartel Crew which aired on the VH1 network.