María José Loyola Anaya, known professionally as María José or "La Josa," is a celebrated Mexican singer, dancer, and actress born in Mexico City in 1976. She began her musical journey as the lead vocalist of the iconic 1990s pop group Kabah before launching a successful solo career in 2006. With six studio albums to her name, María José has made a significant impact on Latin pop and pop rock scenes, known for her powerful vocals and dynamic performances.
Beyond singing, she has showcased her talents as a flamenco and ballet dancer and has ventured into television as a host and judge on popular shows like "La Voz" and "México tiene talento." María José's music blends pop, soul, and Latin rhythms, earning her several platinum certifications and a devoted fanbase across Latin America. Her passion for music and performance continues to inspire audiences worldwide.