Vaccix

María Lucía Aramayo Díez de Medina (born 4 August 1999), better known by her stage name Vaccix, is a Bolivian singer, rapper, songwriter, and clothing designer. She began her musical career in 2017 and has explored a variety of genres, including trap and hip hop. She currently resides in both Buenos Aires and Santa Cruz. She studied fashion design in Buenos Aires, where she founded her own clothing and accessories brand called Mery Vaccix, which served as inspiration for adopting her stage name Vaccix. Although this name has an apparent connection with numerology, Vaccix has chosen to keep its meaning secret, revealing it only after achieving a personal goal. During the pandemic, she created a song titled "Cuarentena", which reflects her experience during confinement. However, it was not until her return to Bolivia that the project was completed and the song was finally released in a video clip under the production of Saqra Collective, with the collaboration of Viudita Moderna. This effort culminated in her recognition as Best New Artist at the Bolivia Music Awards 2021.

Later, on the eve of Bolivian Women's Day, on 9 October 2021, the Music Festival with M for Women was held at the Meraki Theater in Santa Cruz with the purpose of highlighting and celebrating female talent in the music industry. Vaccix participated in the event alongside other national artists such as Lu de la Tower, Mariana Massiel, Viudita Moderna, Las Majas, among others.

In mid-March 2023, Vaccix suffered an accident that resulted in severe burns all over her body, leading to her admission to an Intensive Care Unit (ICU) in Argentina on 13 March. During her time in the hospital, she required multiple interventions from the plastic surgery and internal medicine teams of both Bolivia and Argentina. Despite the clinical complications, Vaccix slowly managed to overcome these challenges.

After her recovery, Vaccix returned to the music scene with new projects. She released a new song titled "Quemando veneno". The song was created in early March, but its release had to be postponed due to her health condition. In July 2023, she made the release of her album public.

Discography Credits taken from iTunes.

Studio albums 2024: Apolo 44

Singles 2019: Choca Bandida (ft. Corona) 2020: Cuarentena 2021: Basura 2021: Ay, ay, ay (ft. Viudita Moderna) 2022: Sola 2022: Soberbia 2022: Efímero (ft. Angel Blanchard) 2022: Zafiro 2023: All ma Bithches 2023: Quemando Veneno (ft. Red Shine) 2025: No sé amar (ft. Chin) 2025: Modo asesina (ft. Viudita Moderna) 2025: Dydy (ft. Chin)

Awards and nominations

Bolivia Music Awards