Vero Perez

Vero Pérez, born Verónica Osffier Pérez Jaime on February 4, 1988, in La Paz, Bolivia, is a talented musician, singer, and songwriter. She is known for her captivating performances with a deep, emotionally laden voice. Pérez has been a member of the Bolivian jazz fusion band Efecto Mandarina since 2011, contributing to their unique blend of jazz and electronic sounds. In addition to her work with Efecto Mandarina, she has collaborated with guitarist Jorge Villanueva on several projects. Her solo career includes the release of the album *Cadáver Exquisito* in 2020, which features poems by Bolivian poets set to music. This album has been performed with orchestral backing on several occasions, including during World Poetry Day and All Saints' Day celebrations in La Paz.

Pérez's musical influences range from pop icons like Christina Aguilera and Mariah Carey to rock and jazz legends such as Amy Winehouse and Stevie Wonder. Her versatility allows her to explore various musical styles, making her a compelling figure in the Bolivian music scene. Her work extends beyond traditional music, with her songs featured in television series and collaborations on anti-femicide songs. Pérez continues to evolve as an artist, blending personal and intimate themes into her music.