Mexican singer-songwriter Julieta Venegas has announced her first foray into literature with the release of her autobiographical book titled 'Norteña. Memorias del comienzo'. Scheduled to hit bookstores in May, the book will be available in Mexico, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, and Spain, showcasing her personal reflections on her early life and her journey into music. Venegas expressed her excitement through social media, highlighting the intimate nature of the book as it explores her childhood experiences, family dynamics, and the development of her passion for music.

In her announcement, Venegas described the book as a 'bitácora' or journal, providing insights into her formative years spent in Tijuana and Mexico City. She aims to recount memorable moments that influenced her and shaped her identity as an artist. The work is not merely a collection of memories but serves as a significant narrative leading up to her debut album 'Aquí', released in 1997, marking her transition into the professional music scene.

This literary project is intrinsically linked to her upcoming album, also titled 'Norteña', suggesting that both works share a cohesive creative vision. Venegas articulated that these projects reflect a comprehensive exploration of her artistic journey, aiming to connect her past with her present endeavors in music and writing. The release not only marks a new chapter for Venegas as an artist but also contributes to the growing trend of musicians exploring literature as a form of self-expression.