Andrea Vilchez
Andrea Vilchez is a Peruvian singer-songwriter from Lima who taught herself guitar and began writing songs early on. Her breakthrough came in 2019 with 'Hawái...
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Andrea Vilchez is a Peruvian singer-songwriter from Lima who taught herself guitar and began writing songs early on. Her breakthrough came in 2019 with 'Hawái (respuesta)', a response to Maluma's popular track that went viral and gained international attention.
She's released several other singles including 'Te Perdí' in 2019, 'No Te Hagas' and 'La Mitad' in 2020, and 'Solo Tú' in 2021. Her music blends pop with Latin rhythms and soulful melodies, with lyrics that often touch on love and heartbreak.
Vilchez performs as a solo artist with a backing band and has mentioned Adele and Amy Winehouse as influences. She received some criticism for her response song approach but continued releasing music.
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