Luis Haseth
Luis Haseth came up in Canto Grande, a neighborhood in Lima, Peru. He started making music there, working in cumbia, a style that wasn't always taken...
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Luis Haseth came up in Canto Grande, a neighborhood in Lima, Peru. He started making music there, working in cumbia, a style that wasn't always taken seriously in some circles. His big break came in 2008 with the song "La Chola Civilizada." The track became popular for its celebration of indigenous women, framing them with a sense of resilience and pride.
"La Chola Civilizada" caught on well beyond Peru, getting play across Latin America and helping him book shows internationally. He put out albums like "Cumbia Andina" in 2010, "La Fiesta ContinĂșa" in 2014, and "Chola Power" in 2018. The music kept that cumbia foundation but carried the themes from his breakout hit.
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