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Hermanas Simón
The Hermanas Simón are three sisters from Peru, Dina, Julia, and Angélica, who grew up in the village of Huasamayo. Their father was a harpist and vocalist,...
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The Hermanas Simón are three sisters from Peru, Dina, Julia, and Angélica, who grew up in the village of Huasamayo. Their father was a harpist and vocalist, and they began harmonizing together as children. In 1996, they released their debut album, also called "Huasamayo," which included a title track named for their hometown.
That album brought them wider attention, though some listeners felt their approach to Andean music leaned toward the commercial side. They kept recording for about ten years after that, working within various Andean styles.
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