Marisol Park.

Marisol Park was born in Mazatlán, Sinaloa, on July 18, and now lives in Phoenix, Arizona. As a child she heard about Jesus Christ: between the songs she learned in her congregation and her mother's influence, her way of speaking about God — with music — was born. While studying communication sciences she was already singing in her church's worship team, and on weekends she traveled to events across Mexico and the United States.

Before devoting herself fully to recording, she served for six years as praise and worship director at one of the largest congregations in Arizona, an experience that led her to give seminars and talks on the subject. She was also a member of the rock band Contra La Corriente, made up of musicians from the now-defunct group Rojo.

Her discography opens with "Quiero Volar" and continues with "Mirándote" (2005) and "Agridulce" (2010), two Latin pop albums with direct, straightforward lyrics. Then came the Christmas single "Santa la Noche" (2012) and "Por Ti Valiente Soy" (2015), before "Mi Todo" (2016), the album where she put worship at the center: versions of hymns the church sings in Spanish — "Gracia Sublime Es", "Cuán Grande Es Dios", "Vasijas Rotas" — alongside her own songs.

On November 17, 2022, she released "Fluye en Mí", a Latin pop single written by Johnny Rez and Andy Alemany, and that song took her to the 18th edition of the Premios Arpa (2023), in the Best Urban Album or Track category. The same title gave its name to a three-day devotional on YouVersion, the Bible-reading app used by millions of Spanish-speaking young people.

Her voice has been heard in the United States, Latin America, the Caribbean, Europe, and Canada, and in August 2025 she sang at the Reno-Tahoe CityFest, the free festival the Luis Palau Association organized in Reno, Nevada, alongside Lecrae, Colton Dixon, and CAIN. Her message fits in a single idea: a faith that rests not on applause, but on the grace of God.