Magaly Solier
Magaly Solier grew up in the Quechua-speaking highlands of Huanta, Peru, and started performing traditional Andean melodies as a child. Her 2009 role in the...
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Magaly Solier grew up in the Quechua-speaking highlands of Huanta, Peru, and started performing traditional Andean melodies as a child. Her 2009 role in the film 'The Milk of Sorrow' brought wider attention, particularly through her performance of the song 'Citaray'.
She has released several albums including 'Warmi' in 2010, 'Coca Quintucha' in 2011, and 'Llaki' in 2016. Her music draws from Andean folklore with lyrics often sung in Quechua, touching on themes of love, loss, and indigenous community experiences.
Solier performed 'Citaray' in Quechua at the 2012 London Olympics opening ceremony, which drew some criticism about language accessibility. She has worked with musicians including guitarist Jaime Vásquez and percussionist César Silva.
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