María Teresa Tzitzijanik Madrigal Uribe was born in Mexico City D.F., on December 28, 1969. Daughter of the remarkable mexican musician Delfino Madrigal Gil and Juvencia Uribe Trémontels (great-granddaughter of the great french architect Adolphe André de Trémontéls), at a very early age assimilated the musical environment in which her father was developed as an organist and composer, who awakened in her the love about classical music. She would later move to the city of Morelia where her father incorporated her into the singing activity forming part of the family's choir with they bring Christmas concerts at the picturesque villages of Michoacán, (years after when was 18 years old she studied piano and music theory with her father and participated as soprano in a female choir founded by him).

At the end of the 70s she knew electronic music listening to a cassette with music by Jean Michel Jarre, Tomita, Space, that her older brother had given, since then she fell in love with this musical genre and was listening to groups like Tangerine Dream , Ashra, Kraftwerk, and musicians like Klaus Schulze, Robert Schröeder, Vangelis through all these decades until now.