Edith Márquez was born on January 27, 1973, in Mexico City and began her career as a child performer on Mexican television competitions, including Juguemos a Cantar and Canta, Canta. She later became a member of the pop group Timbiriche while establishing herself as a solo artist. Her musical style blends Latin pop with traditional Mexican music, featuring ranchera, ballads, and pop elements characterized by vivacious rhythms and sentimental lyrics. Márquez has performed at major festivals including the International Festival Cervantino, Viña del Mar International Song Festival (where she represented Mexico in 2001), and Festival Acapulco. Her notable songs include "No Te Preocupes por Mi" and "Ese Beso." She released the album Emociones through Sony Music in 2013. Known for her strong vocals and stage presence, Márquez has maintained an active recording and performance career spanning multiple decades.