Mayra Goñi is a Peruvian actress and singer who has made her mark in the entertainment industry in Latin America, especially recognized for her work on Peruvian television as well as her growing music career. Born on December 1, 1992, she first gained widespread attention through her role as Viviana in the popular youth series "Ven, baila, quinceañera." This platform allowed her to showcase her talents and provided a jumping-off point for her musical pursuits.

In her music career, Mayra Goñi exhibits a versatile approach, often blending pop with urban rhythms, and sometimes infusing traditional Latin sounds. Her discography includes a mix of sultry ballads and up-tempo tracks which often explore themes of love, empowerment, and personal independence. This range is evident in songs like "Horas" and "Sola y Soltera," which showcase her ability to navigate different emotions and styles. By collaborating with other artists on tracks like the "Maldito (Remix)," she continues to expand her reach and evolve her sound. Goñi's music resonates with a young, energetic audience and her presence in the Latin music industry is growing with each release. Her ability to connect with her fanbase not only through her music but also her strong digital media presence has helped cement her status as an artist to watch in the burgeoning Latin pop scene.