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Ana Isabel García LLorente, better known by her stage names Gata Cattana and Ana Sforza (11 February 1991 - 2 March 2017) was an Andalusian artist, rapper, feminist and political scientist.^[1][2][3]She combined various themes and styles in such a way that she created a unique rap, imbued with poetry and messages of feminism and political activism, occasionally mixed with flamenco rhythms, which in turn achieved a more electronic sound. Other recurring themes of hers are Andalusian culture, historic motives and the mythology of ancient history, in particular of classical cultures and ancient Egypt, as well as examples of poetry, philosophy, essays, narratives and pop culture. The diversity of her themes spans from dialectical materialism, Andalusian politics and culture and anti-globalisation to introspection, existentialism and its contemporary reflection, always from a social feminist point of view. Similarly, her entire work is marked by a search or desire to transcend history through artistic creation.^[3][4]

Ana's work, in her own words, is a mix of poetry and rap. While she did differentiate how she felt about her poetry and her rap, for her, poetry was something very intimate, which she drew from within and was free, without rhythm. Whereas in rap, the musicality of the letters prevailed so that it would reach the people. In one of her interviews, she quoted Quevedo and Góngora, referring to them as more of a rapper than so many others today, and affirmed that being a poet today means being a rapper. She considered herself a hybrid between the two. She presented a self-published collection of poems, "La escala de Mohs" (The Mohs scale)^[5] (Homostultus Ediciones, November 2016). Along with the collection of poems, she released an EP titled "Inéditas" (Unpublished).^[3] Later, posthumously, her only book was reissued independently on several occasions by the publisher ARSCENSIS in (June 2017) and November of the same year.

• Banzai (2017):

1. Nada funcionando. 
2. Hermano inventor. 
3. Fuego. 
4. Limonero. 
5. Mi negra. 
6. Papeles. 
7. Hasta el final. 
8. Banzai. 
9. El plan. 
10. Cartas que no repartí. 
11. Mi burra. 
12. Estoy bien. 
13. Desértico.

• Inéditos 2015 (2016):

1. Efemérides (Prod. FunkTheSystem). 
2. Rayos (Prod. LKA & C65). 
3. Ferguson (PRod. Acid Lemon). 
4. Atlanta (Prod. Vizio & Pepe). 
5. Challenge (Prod. Nico Misery). 
6. 3021 (Prod. Miguel Grimaldo). 
7. Gotham (Prod. GJazz).

Cuatro Monedas (Prod. Nico Miseria)

• Anclas (2015):

1. La Prueba. 
2. Los puñales. 
3. LK Blade. 
4. Lisístrata.

• Los siete contra Tebas (2013):

1. Tientos (Prod. Lisane)
2. Al Norte. 
3. Antígona.
4. No es bonito (Prod. Lisane)
5. Los siete contra Tebas.

• La escala de Mohs (self-published, 2016)