10 Facts About Zemmoa

Zemmoa is the stage name of a Mexican singer-songwriter and musical artist.

Zemmoa is known for her song Mi Amor Soy Yo featuring Tessa Ia and Trans-X that went viral on Spotify in 2021.

Zemmoa's father was a Mexican politician and professor at the Polytechnic University of the State of Morelos.

Zemmoa had her musical debut during Paris Hilton's first visit to Mexico City in 2005.

Zemmoa's grandmother was a piano teacher at the Conservatorio Nacional de Musica ; her grandfather, Jesus Silva, was a guitarist, a colleague of maestro Andres Segovia and with a scholarship named in her honor at Virginia Commonwealth University in the United States.

Zemmoa mentioned other transgender artists such as Honey Dijon and Wendy Carlos as her influences when she started in music as a self-taught person.

In 2008, Zemmoa hosted the Latin Grammy Awards party in New York.

Zemmoa was the Bouncer of the MN Roy club, which was the home of Manabendra Nath Roy, one of the founders of the Mexican Communist Party.

In 2021, Zemmoa was awarded with the Premio Maguey Queer icon Award in honor of her work as a Mexican singer.

Zemmoa appeared on Twourist, a new show from TNT, with the presenter Victoria Volkova.