Sofia Lopez Ramirez

Connect What inspired your most recent tattoo?

My most recent tattoo is inspired by the duality of love and emotion, deeply rooted in Mexican culture. The jester clowns in “smile now, cry later” form clouds above a boy and girl, both calaveras (Day of the Dead skeletons). The boy is proposing flowers to the girl, who sits on a trash can, symbolizing love’s resilience through struggles. Above the clowns, the phrase “Cuánto Te Quiero” honors the powerful way we show love—passionate and unapologetic.

If your ink could speak, what would it say?

If my ink could speak, it would tell the story of a first-gen Chicana embracing her many passions—music, art, fashion, and storytelling—blending them all into one unapologetic, dynamic self walking in many worlds. It speaks of my memories, growing up in Cali, and how I balance different aspects of myself. I break traditional molds, challenge expectations, and claim my space, constantly evolving. I am many forms at once, but always me—proud of my roots and the power I hold to sh

What would you do with the $25,000?

With $25,000, I’d invest in growing my music career, focusing on expanding my production and DJing opportunities and building a platform for my artistry. I’d also invest in my family by buying them a house in Mexico, creating a stable foundation for them, ensuring they are supported and empowered. Additionally, I would love to a beauty salon to support my community. It’s about building my dreams, supporting my family, and staying grounded while pursuing my big passion for music