Giannina Cuevas
Giannina Cuevas is a vocalist known for the haunting ballad "Refugio." The song appeared on her 2005 debut album and became her most recognized work. She grew...
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Giannina Cuevas is a vocalist known for the haunting ballad "Refugio." The song appeared on her 2005 debut album and became her most recognized work. She grew up in a Latin American community where traditional rhythms were part of daily life, which shaped her early interest in singing.
Her music blends Latin rhythms with folk and pop elements. She has worked with artists like Carlos Vives, Juanes, and Residente. Her band includes guitarist Marcelo Salazar, bassist Javier Ojeda, drummer Manuel Jimenez, and vocalist Angélica Lopez.
Cuevas has released albums including Alma Mestiza in 2008, Canciones de Mi Tierra in 2013, and Raíces in 2018. Her outspokenness on social issues has drawn both support and criticism over time, though she has continued performing and recording.
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