Born in Mexico, Daniela Huerta is a multimedia artist and sound designer based in Berlin.
She has developed her own multi-layered and eclectic form of DJing under the moniker Baby Vulture.
With mythology at the core, she explores modes of storytelling that shift between the real and the imaginary in an attempt to understand the realm of the psyche.
She composes hyperrealistic sound-spheres, emotive and immersive sonic explorations by combining field recordings, sound archives, deconstructed rhythms and live sampling. Daniela Huerta has performed in events such as CTM festival, Heroines of Sound, LETRA / TONE, Radical Sounds Latin America, Kiezsalon, among many others.

Her commissioned projects and residencies include Centre Pompidou, Moca Geffen Warehouse, Musée Du Luxembourg, ArteBA, Berlin Monom, Musicboard, Goethe Institute and Amplify Berlin.

Other collaborations and interdisciplinary projects include Soundwalk Collective, Vincent Moon, Ash Fure, Ale Hop, Lucrecia Dalt, Hexorcismos, Concepción Huerta, Prima Materia as well as an audiovisual collaboration with Colombian film artist Iván Argote on the occasion of his nomination as one of the four candidates for the Prix Marcel Duchamp 2022.

KOAXULA is a collaborative sound activation and performative project between Colombian artist Natalia Escobar and Mexican artist Daniela Huerta. Inspired by fading cosmovisions and mythological female archetypes often overshadowed by dominant cultures, the duo seeks to reinvent hybrid narratives that explore different ways of being and existing in the world, creating a dialogue between past, present and future.

Together with Mexican artist Concepción Huerta (also on Media Loca), Daniela Huerta forms the HUERTA ENSAMBLE, a collaborative duo that creates sonic landscapes rooted in ecological engagement. Their practice is devoted to attentive listening and the reinvention of narratives that enable alternative forms of perception. They released their debut EP, AQVA, an improvisation recorded in January, 2022 at RTMCA studios in Mexico City, on Ensamble Records. https://huertaensamble.bandcamp.com/album/aqva