Sixtucha

Sixtucha is a Peruvian artist specializing in huayno music, a genre deeply rooted in the Andes mountains. Their music often celebrates the traditions and culture of the region, as evidenced by album titles like "La Tradición, El Futuro de Nuestro Pueblo" and "Sin Fronteras. Mi Tierra Ocobamba Huayno Fusión." Sixtucha also explores themes of love and heartbreak, offering both upbeat tracks perfect for a "Fiesta en los Andes" and more melancholic tunes like "Tengo que Olvidarme de Tí" and the "cortavenas" (heartbreakers) found on "Clavel de Mi Pecho." They frequently pay homage to huayno legends, as seen in their tribute album to Picaflor de los Andes and Flor Pucarina.

Sixtucha's music showcases a variety of styles within the huayno genre, sometimes incorporating modern fusion elements as suggested by the title "Sin Fronteras." From the lively "Huachipaso" to the romantic "Flor de Durazno," and even venturing into cumbia with "Cumbiande. Corazón Salvaje," Sixtucha offers a diverse musical landscape that honors tradition while exploring new sonic territories. Their album "El BOHEMIO. Perú. Remembering Huaynos" further emphasizes their dedication to preserving and sharing the rich musical heritage of Peru.

Genres

Huayno

Latin Folk

Traditional Music

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Latest Release

Huachipaso

Sixtucha

Single - Released February 5, 2025