Muñecazo
Muñecazo formed in 2004 in Callao, Peru, with core members Elmer "Puchito" Yaipén on vocals, Carlos "Coki" Yaipén on trombone, and Ricky "Tito" Yaipén on...
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Muñecazo formed in 2004 in Callao, Peru, with core members Elmer "Puchito" Yaipén on vocals, Carlos "Coki" Yaipén on trombone, and Ricky "Tito" Yaipén on trumpet. Their music pulls from Peruvian cumbia, salsa, merengue, and reggaeton, built around fast rhythms and Puchito's strong lead voice.
The band argued they were just reflecting real relationships. Another track, "Youtubers Mañosos," features Celositas de Tigua.
They've released albums like Que Lindo Sueño in 2005, La Fuga in 2010, Mi Sueño in 2014, and El Amor Es Así in 2018. Their songs often deal with love and social issues, delivered with an energetic cumbia foundation that's kept them popular in Peru.
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