Mayra Goñi
Mayra Goñi is a Peruvian pop singer who first gained attention in 2013 on the reality singing competition "La Voz Perú." Two years later, her single "Maldito"...
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Mayra Goñi is a Peruvian pop singer who first gained attention in 2013 on the reality singing competition "La Voz Perú." Two years later, her single "Maldito" became a hit in Peru, moving her from contestant to recognized artist. She followed it with songs like "Orgullosa" and "Sola y Soltera."
Her discography includes the albums "Maldito" in 2015, "Soy Feliz" in 2016, and "Me Liberé" in 2019. She has worked with other Peruvian artists, including Tony Succar and Leslie Shaw. In 2016, there were plagiarism allegations around her song "Mala Vibra," though they were later dismissed.
Outside of music, she has been involved with organizations focused on education, mental health, and women's empowerment.
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