Makiza

The group’s music was known for its political and social criticism, with their lyrics often attacking the military dictatorship of Chile.

This album put Makiza at the top of the Latin American hip-hop market, as their style was much more evolved than other groups at the time.

The production style resembled the New York underground sound inspired by the Native Tongues, and the lyrics of Makiza lacked the overwhelming "machismo" and violence of average rap.

In 2004, Makiza came back together and announced a tour to promote the re-release of Vida Salvaje, which was remastered and in CD format.

Tijoux and Seo2, the only musically active remaining members of the group, decided to reunite the band and work on new material.