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Jamir Muños
Jamir Muños is a singer from Lima, Peru. He started singing in a local church choir as a teenager. In 2018, he released the song "Fe," which became popular...
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Jamir Muños is a singer from Lima, Peru. He started singing in a local church choir as a teenager. In 2018, he released the song "Fe," which became popular across Latin America.
His music often deals with themes of faith. The albums "Fe," "Esperanza," and "Amor" came out in 2018, 2020, and 2022. He performs with a band that includes guitarist Daniel Rodríguez, bassist Mario Vera, drummer Miguel Ángel García, and vocalist Anaís Ponce.
In 2019, there were some plagiarism allegations about "Fe," but he was cleared after an investigation. His songs are mostly in Spanish and have found an audience beyond Peru.
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