Natacha Utiger, born Natacha von Moos on July 29, 1965, is a Swiss dialect rock singer from Bern. Growing up in Burgdorf, she developed an early interest in music and writing. Her breakthrough came in 1991 after performing on Swiss television with her band Big Trouble with Natacha, which led to an offer of a record deal. In 1992, Utiger released her first album Keini Gränze, becoming the first Swiss artist to release a Mundart (dialect) album. Her 1995 album Stärntaler (1995), also achieved significant success, reaching Number 1 on the Swiss Album Charts. Utiger's albums have garnered multiple gold and platinum certifications, earning her the title of the Swiss "First Lady" of dialect pop-rock.
