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Jota Lago
Jota Lago is a Peruvian musician who works with a mix of traditional rhythms and modern pop. His song 'Amor Fatal' became a hit, and he's also known for...
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Jota Lago is a Peruvian musician who works with a mix of traditional rhythms and modern pop. His song 'Amor Fatal' became a hit, and he's also known for tracks like 'Canção da noite' and 'Mudança de tempo'.
His music sometimes draws from Andean folk and psychedelic rock, creating what some call 'Chicha Cumbia.' He has collaborated with artists including Daddy Yankee and Pedro Suarez Vertiz.
Lago's lyrics have sparked debate, with some critics calling them provocative. He grew up in Lima around music, but details about his early career are sparse.
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