In 2008, Pamela Sepúlveda began composing songs for her solo project, Fakuta, whose proposal consists of pop songs deployed in warm and spacious atmospheres, subtle and sometimes more powerful rhythms.

Her debut album “Al Vuelo” (2011) was highly praised by the Chilean and international press and was among the best albums of that time.

By March, 2013 Fakuta got her first big international tour. During this trip, the artist visited México and the US, where she performed at Nrmal Festival (Monterrey) and South By Southwest (SXSW) [Austin, Texas].

Fakuta’s career includes multiple collaborations, among them are Gepe’s “Audiovisión” (2010), Dënver’s “Música, Gramática, Gimnasia” and “Atlántico” by Sokio (2012). Also, she was Javiera Mena’s musician during 2009 to 2011 and live background singer for Pedropiedra in 2012.

In 2014, her return was by “Tormenta Solar” under the label of Quemasucabeza. Now Estefanía Romero-Cors is in charge of the keys, Carolina Espinoza on electronic drums and DJ Dementira on the background beats. This album is a dancing explosion with lyrics of incomparable feminine sensibility and a sharp critical look at the world of today, which also has the stellar collaborations of Coiffeur (“Domesticar”) and Violeta Castillo (“War with Things”), rapper Bronko Yotte (“Friends”) and the leader of Ases Falsos, Cristóbal Briceño (“Invisible”).