Muñequita Milly

**Muñequita Milly** (born Flor Sheiza Quispe Sucapuca, December 18, 2000 – April 3, 2024) was a Peruvian folk singer known for her vibrant performances and heartfelt interpretations of Andean music. Hailing from Yanahuaya, Puno, she launched her career at just five years old, winning local contests with covers of artists like Fresialinda before rising to fame with hits like “Ojitos hechiceros,” “Maldito destino,” and her 2023 single “Mil años.” Backed by her family, including her songwriter brother Oliver Quispe, she blended traditional folk with modern cumbia, gaining traction on YouTube during the pandemic with tracks like “Boquita de caramelo” and touring major Peruvian cities. Her music celebrated her cultural roots, cementing her status as a beloved figure in Peru’s vernacular music scene until her untimely passing at 23.

Her discography, including recent releases like “La Vida Es Una Sola” (2022) and “Mil Años” (2023), showcased her evolution as a young artist bridging generations of listeners. Known for her charismatic stage presence and emotionally charged lyrics, she remained active until shortly before her death, leaving behind a legacy as one of Peru’s promising folk voices.

Genres

Huayno

Chicha

Latest Release

Por que el amor Lastima (El legado continua)

Muñequita Milly

Single - Released October 11, 2024