Lucho Barrios was a renowned Peruvian bolero singer, hailed for his emotive vocal style and his profound impact on Latin American music. Born Luis Barrios Rojas on April 22, 1935, in Callao, Peru, he developed a passion for music that would define his life and career. Barrios began singing in his church choir, but it wasn't long before his talent propelled him to the national stage, and eventually to international acclaim.

Throughout his illustrious career, Barrios captivated audiences with his deep, rich voice and romantic ballads. His songs typically revolved around themes of love, heartbreak, and longing, which resonated strongly with his fans. Some of his most celebrated songs include "Mi Niña Bonita," "La Joya del Pacífico," and "Amor de Pobre." Barrios had an affinity for live performances, often recording albums in concert settings, such as the heralded "Teatro Olympia Paris (En Vivo)." His commitment to his craft and his love for the bolero genre were evident in every performance. Lucho Barrios left a lasting legacy following his passing on May 5, 2010, his music continuing to be cherished by fans of romantic Latin American music and bolero aficionados worldwide.

Genres

Classic Peruvian Pop

Musica Criolla

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Latest Release

Cuando Llora el Corazón

Lucho Barrios

Single - Released July 4, 2024