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Jeannie Zelaya
Jeannie Zelaya came up in Lima, Peru, where she grew up around Andean folk music. She started singing at local festivals as a kid. In 2013, she put out a...
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Jeannie Zelaya came up in Lima, Peru, where she grew up around Andean folk music. She started singing at local festivals as a kid. In 2013, she put out a single called "Libre Soy," which caught on across Latin America. The song's lyrics about freedom and empowerment connected with listeners, especially women.
Her band includes her brother Luis on guitar, plus Frank Zegarra on bass, Juan Carlos Vinces on drums, and Eduardo Paniagua on keyboards. They've released albums like Valiente in 2015, Diamante in 2018, and Inquebrantable in 2022.
Some conservative groups in Peru have criticized her feminist views, but she keeps writing music about social issues. She doesn't back down from what she believes, and that comes through in her songs.
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