Lizette Anabelle Gutierrez (born 1987/88) is a songwriter and musician.^[2] She performs traditional Mexican ranchera music under the name San Cha, a combination of "Saint" and "mistress".^[2]

Gutierrez started playing the flute at age 10 and played her first guitar when she was 13.^[1] She left the Bay Area due to financial hardships and moved to her aunt's home in Jalisco, Mexico.^[3] In Mexico, she found inspiration and developed one of her first albums, Me Demandó - DEMOS in 2016.^[1] Later, she wrote La Luz de la Esperanza which combines queer club jams with the ranchera style.^[4]

From her experiences living in the Bay Area to moving to a much simpler life with her aunt in Mexico, her collective experiences have prompted her to release another album titled Capricho Del Diablo, which speaks out on oppression towards minorities and a personal story of how she almost got taken advantage of by her mentor.^[3] This inspired her to create a more rebellious and softer version of the ranchera style based on the telenovelas she watched in her childhood.^[4] In 2019, the Red Bull Music Academy scouted her to perform at the Los Angeles music festival.^[2] During performances, she often wears clothes created by the artist Olima with colorful feathers and flowers.^[4]