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Perla Lacuesta
Perla Lacuesta is a Spanish singer who came up in Barcelona. Her song "Desde El Día Que Te Vi" got attention internationally, though the details around that...
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Perla Lacuesta is a Spanish singer who came up in Barcelona. Her song "Desde El Día Que Te Vi" got attention internationally, though the details around that moment aren't particularly clear. She put out albums like "Alma Mía," "Amor y Desamor," and "Lágrimas de Alegría," which tended to work through themes of love and personal resilience.
Her music involved collaborators like bassist Pedro Vargas and guitarist Javier Pérez. There were rumors about personal difficulties at various points, but those stories mostly stayed in the tabloids. She kept recording through it.
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