Morín Alejandra González Mena is a Chilean actress, singer and dramaturg. She holds a degree in theatre studies with a focus on dramaturgy from the University of Valparaíso, Chile. She is currently completing a Master of Arts degree with a focus on dramaturgy at the University of Music and Theatre in Hamburg, Germany.

For four years, she did an artist-in-residence programme at Jerzy Grotowski and Thomas Richards' Workcenter in Pontedera, Italy, where she deepened her understanding of the work of the actor/performer and explored songs from the Afro-Caribbean and Latin American traditions. Since then, she has focused her practice on exploring the voice and writing as compositional tools that enable lively and performative encounters to create spaces for anti-colonial articulation and participation.

She is a singer and composer in the band Las Flores Doradas y Ferales, founder of the Laboratorio Voces del Entremedio / Voices from the Interstice and the Quiltra Fina Collective, co-founder of the Coro Munaimanta and the Waiwen Viento del Sur collective, which activate their practice from their migration processes, confrontations and dialogues between Europe and Latin America. She also works as a performing artist and singer in various stage and audiovisual projects and as coordinator of the music band at the Mädchenzentrum Eimsbüttel (Eimsbüttel Girls' Centre) in Hamburg.