Lorena Vera was born in Oaxaca City. She began to sing from adolescence, beginning her musical studies at the Center of Artistic Education of Oaxaca. When culminating their basic studies in the CEDART, Vera entered the Institute of Sciences and Arts of Oaxaca where she took classes in singing and performance, later on she took classes in contemporary dance at the House of the Oaxacan Culture. In 1999, with Ignacio Carrillo, she began an intense one investigation and experimentation with the sounds of different cultures, focused in the African-American-Mexican area of the Costa Region. It is there where Lorena y Los Alebrijes began, a musical project focused in interpreting pieces of the cultural repertoire of the State of Oaxaca. Vera writes part of the songs which are fleshed out with the percussionist Ignacio Lico Carrillo, the pianist Jorge Villanueva and the guitarist Jesus Medina.
Vera has also participated in musicals such as "They Are of the Skull" and "Woman of Corn". She has also produced the materials of Los Alebrijes[3] with whom she has promoted through the culture of excluded indigenous communities
Vera has been a scholarship holder of FOESCA.[4]
