Homero del Perú
Homero del Perú came from Caraz, a village in the Andes. He learned guitar and sang, taking cues from the charango and cajón rhythms around him, and from...
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Homero del Perú came from Caraz, a village in the Andes. He learned guitar and sang, taking cues from the charango and cajón rhythms around him, and from Peruvian figures like Chabuca Granda. In the early 1970s, his own song "Amiga" caught on widely, a ballad that became a standard in Peru.
His recordings included traditional Andean pieces along with ballads like "Ella, Vida Nueva" and "Soledad... Nunca Más." He sometimes mixed Andean sounds with pop or rock, but the core was his voice and guitar. He was known for speaking his mind on social issues, which brought him both listeners and critics.
Homero del Perú kept writing and performing until his death, leaving behind songs that still turn up on Peruvian radio. Tracks like "Y de Pensar" and "Esa Mujer" show his range, from spare folk tunes to more arranged productions.
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