Mexican singer/songwriter Ely Guerra debuted locally in 1992 with the release of a self-titled album. Graduating from Washington's Evergreen State College, her Latin alternative pop/rock style failed to achieve good reviews. However, she moved to London to make her follow-up record, titled Pa' Morirse de Amor and released it in 1997; it featured her first hit single, "Angel de Fuego." In addition, her picture next to Julieta Venegas' appeared on the cover of Time magazine, introducing them as the most promising performers in the Mexican rock scene. Ely Guerra contributed to the movie soundtrack of Amores Perros and Los Hijos de la Calle before participating in La Ley's MTV Unplugged, singing and playing guitar on "El Duelo." A year later her third album, Lotofire, became her first international release. Plug & Play followed in 2008, and Hombre Invisible in 2010. ~ Drago Bonacich